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Service by E-Drive Nepal in Lumbini from first week of Baisakh
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In collaboration between E-Drive Lumbini and E-Drive Nepal, ride sharing app 'E-Drive Nepal' will be launched for the first time in Lumbini province from the first week of Baisakh. E-Drive Lumbini Nepal is going to provide taxi and motorcycle riding facilities through online means to make it easy for the general public.
By holding a press conference in Tillettama on Thursday, E-Drive gave information that they are going to expand the service in Lumbini province from the first week of Baisakh.
Rajkumar Gupta, President of E-Drive Lumbini Pvt. Ltd., said that the service is going to be started from the first week of Baisakh by giving priority to the app prepared in Nepal and mainly to electric vehicles. local He said that the service was started to give employment opportunities to the youth in their own place. He said that this app was brought to Lumbini province because it is easy to use for drivers and passengers by emphasizing the basic issue of Make in Nepal. In the
program, E-Drive Nepal Pvt. Ltd. Chairman Rajesh Maske said that the service is run with an emphasis on electric vehicles. He said that even though they were registered in Nepal and operated after completing the process, it was legal. Arguing that unlive drive is safe, he urged to emphasize on this service.
said that currently no registration fee is charged but after some time a low fee will be charged. He said that stickers and jackets have also been provided on the vehicles so that they can be identified. He said that there will be an insurance arrangement of Rs 70,000 in case of injury in an online vehicle accident and Rs 7 lakh in case of death, except for the third party. He said that the aim is to expand the service to Koshi and Gandaki in the near future.
