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Indian ride-hailing firm Ola has been refused a new licence to continue operating in London over “passenger safety” concerns. The Bengaluru-headquartered company said it would appeal against the decision of Transport for London (TfL), the UK capital’s transport regulator.
TfL found that the car-booking service was not “fit and proper” to hold the private hire vehicle operator’s licence after discovering a number of “failures” that could have risked public safety.
The development comes days after Uber, Ola’s US rival, won a legal bid to restore its London operating licence, which had also been taken away over safety concerns.
TfL found that the car-booking service was not “fit and proper” to hold the private hire vehicle operator’s licence after discovering a number of “failures” that could have risked public safety.
The development comes days after Uber, Ola’s US rival, won a legal bid to restore its London operating licence, which had also been taken away over safety concerns.
