The Hindu·3 min read·medium

‘Mileage dropping, so should fuel cost’: taxi operators in Delhi protest against E20

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Lavpreet Kaur
‘Mileage dropping, so should fuel cost’: taxi operators in Delhi protest against E20
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Taxi operators in Delhi protested against the mandatory rollout of E20 fuel, citing significant drops in mileage and increased maintenance costs. The association has requested a review of the fuel policy from the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.

Around 100 members of the Delhi Taxi, Tourist Transporters and Tour Operators Association (DTTTTOA) held a protest in the national capital on Tuesday against the rollout of E20 (petrol blended with 20% ethanol). Members of the association raised concerns over reduced mileage, increased maintenance costs and impact on older vehicles due to E20.

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