Overview
- UP’s Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, adopted the Centre’s July 2025 aggregator rules under Section 93 of the Motor Vehicles Act.
- Ride-hailing firms must secure state registration and licences, with a ₹25,000 application fee and a ₹5 lakh licence fee for fleets of 50–100 or more vehicles, renewed every five years for ₹5,000.
- No cab may operate without registration and certification, with mandatory driver medical exams, police verification, and vehicle fitness tests.
- The state plans a public digital platform to display driver and vehicle details, increasing transparency and traceability.
- Rules will take effect after an official notification; reported provisions include a 24x7 control room, route-deviation alerts, capped cancellation penalties, and insurance coverage for drivers and passengers.