The Chief Minister also raised the issue of autodrivers turning away passengers and misbehaving, two of the most frequent complaints.
“I request auto drivers not to refuse taking passengers. With passengers' travelling, you (auto drivers) earn money and your families survive. If an auto driver is going to his house after work at night, then I request him to place a plate of “No Service” in front of their vehicle. Such autos don't deserve fine for refusal,” he said.
“We have got to know that some auto drivers misbehave with passengers and tourists. Our government has now decided to train auto drivers in which they would be taught how to behave with passengers and foreign passengers. Transport department will soon begin giving such training to auto drivers,” said.
He said as per rules, auto drivers have to install meters and GPS along in their vehicles, due to which they have to shell out around Rs 17,000.
“Auto drivers can now install just GPS first in the vehicle. There would be no provisions of installing the two devices together in their autos,” Kejriwal added.
