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Originally Posted by Gansan This type of illegal operation with domestic cylinders is what must be banned, not Omni itself. That will be like throwing the baby out with the bath water! What about autorickshaws transporting 7 - 8 kids to school? And what about Vikram autos operated as share autos in which even standing passengers are allowed?
I have already said this, and will repeat again; Banning the Omni from taxi trade while it is legally allowed to be sold in the country will not hold water. The company as well as operators are sure to go to court over this ban, and the courts will shoot it down. |
I understand your point of view, but as long as omni (especially the 8 seater variant) is sold - the pool car owners would continue to bend the laws as far as possible and give a damn to kids' life.
IMO the best way to commute to school is via registered school bus.
Also, I went through some articles in newspapers, and the banning of omni as a taxi is not going to have ANY effect on the cab industry in west Bengal, but is introduced to stop ferrying school kids like cattle (the 65% funda).
school pool car -> must be registered as commercial cab
registered as commercial cab-> cannot be omni
so, school pool car-> cannot be omni
Last edited by blackasta : 30th December 2009 at 21:21.
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