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something should be done about them. Whether to catch hold of the vendors or the companies, its police/investigative officers' job.
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Right I agree something should be done about them,
But who will do it???
how will it get done???
I was responding to your comment on "Cab drivers are penalised because of late coming and hence they drive fast"
The attempt was to show the root cause,
When an accident is isolated... the cab driver will be penalised for violating traffic rules most likely.
So in all likely hood blame the cab drivers...
But will it solve the problem you penalise one there are ten others to take the place
MY opinion target the vendors, pressurise the authorities to regulate the vendors .. anything else will fail
Regulations like if a cabbie is speeding the vendor pays for it... then you will notice a reversal in trends where drivers will be incentivised for carefull drving
To second my thoughts, Ask yourself who can discipline the cab drivers logic say's their vendors or owners. Unfortunately they do not come into anyone's ire, because you just see the speeding cabbie and vent your frustration on them
Its a diffrent issue on how to regulate the vendors who are unorganised and do not come into the light at all.
Another point BPO's cannot be blamed because they will point their fingers to the vendors who have been charged with providing efficient transport. not a transport system which causes n number of accidents a day.
Please do not think I am taking sides, I just trying to bring the matters which go unnoticed but all the same are the key levers to solve the problem
No offence meant. |