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Ola, Uber & E-commerce Vehicle Ban In Meerut: Petrol And Diesel Cars Prohibited From Jan 2026

According to an order by the Commission for Air Quality Management, the petrol and diesel vehicles of e-commerce companies will not be permitted to operate in Meerut from January 1, 2026. Companies such as Ola, Uber, and Rapido will have to use only electric and CNG vehicles, meaning Rapido's petrol bikes will also be discontinued. This decision has been taken for cleaner air and better transport.

Author: Akansha Pandey
Tue, 18 Nov 2025 02:13 PM (IST)
Source:Jagran News Network
Ola, Uber & E-commerce Vehicle Ban In Meerut: Petrol And Diesel Cars Prohibited From Jan 2026
Petrol and diesel vehicles belonging to e-commerce companies will not be permitted to operate from January 1, 2026. (File photo)

Following a directive from the Central Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM), a strict fuel mandate will be enforced for e-commerce and aggregator companies starting January 1, 2026. From this date onward, only electric and CNG-powered vehicles belonging to these entities will be permitted on the roads.

Scope Of The Mandate

ARTO Rajesh Kardam clarified the scope of this regulation, stating that it applies to "aggregators"—companies that provide online services.

Affected Companies: The rule specifically targets major service providers, including Ola, Uber, and Rapido.

Affected Vehicles: The restriction applies to 3.5-tonne, four-wheeled light commercial and light goods vehicles operated by these companies.

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Compliance And Implementation

Authorities have begun taking steps to ensure a smooth transition before the deadline.

Official Instructions: Deputy Transport Commissioner Harishankar Singh has held discussions with the relevant companies. Instructions have been issued requiring them to convert their existing fleets to CNG and electric power in due course.

Local Impact (Meerut): It was noted that in Meerut, a large number of petrol-powered motorbikes are currently being operated by the company Rapido. These vehicles will be subject to the transition requirements.

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