India’s Ola Wins New London Licence – Daily Telegraph

India’s Ola has reached a truce with Transport for London, with the city agency overturning a ban on the taxi-booking app that is a rival to Uber.

TfL said Ola, backed by the tech investment giant SoftBank, had “taken a number of steps” to ease safety concerns.

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