Bagmati Province Government Opens Registration for Ride-Sharing Two-Wheelers

Kathmandu. With the Bagmati Province government opening the way for two-wheeled vehicles (motorcycles and scooters) used in ride-sharing to be registered as public vehicles, the registration process has started at the transport office. In this regard, 5 motorcycles have been registered under black plates through one company so far from the Transport Management Office (Motorcycle) Gurjudhara, Kathmandu.

This step, which formally recognizes the ride-sharing service, which has been operating with private number plates (red plates) for a long time and has been legally and practically controversial, has been positively received by transport entrepreneurs.