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The Aizawl two-wheeler taxi association (ATTA) launched a bike taxi android application.
The application named ‘Huiva’ was inaugurated by State Information and Communication Technology Minister Robert Romawia Royte on Wednesday for two-wheeler taxi users.
He said the application will help leverage transportation and facilitate easy ride to customers.
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The minister said that the new technology will not only reduce time consumption but will also offer a hassle-free experience. He expressed hope that the application will benefit the people.
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‘Huiva’ application is developed by local app developers for two-wheeler taxis to be used within the State capital. Through this application, an user can request a ride from two-wheeler taxis located within a radius of 1 km.
The application is aimed at offering secure, hassle-free mobility, prompt service and on-time availability to users. It is available at Google playstore.
According to ATTA president Lalhmunmawia, there are more than 1,500 two-wheeler taxi drivers or riders operating in the state capital Aizawl.
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