Travelling In Pune By Cab Or Auto? OnlyMeter Is A Must - Here’s All You Need To Know About The Website
The driver and commuters both have access to the website, which is aimed at standardising fares and curbing overcharging

Travelling In Pune By Cab Or Auto? OnlyMeter Is A Must - Here’s All You Need To Know About The Website | https://www.onlymeter.in/
In Pune, app-based auto and cab services have begun charging fares based on meters. A website, https://www.onlymeter.in/, is being used to calculate the fares. The driver and commuters both have access to the website, which is aimed at standardising fares and curbing overcharging.
How to calculate the fares?
Once you open the website, you can see two options - Cab Fare and Auto Fare. You have to select your mode of transport. Then enter the distance of your trip (in kilometres). Your fare will be displayed. Upon checking the fare breakdown, you can see the charges.
For example, for a journey of 20 kilometres by a cab (AC journey), the fare is Rs 500. The breakdown shows Rs 37 base fare (1.5 kilometres), extra distance - 18.5 kilometres (Rs 25 per kilometre).
For a journey of 20 kilometres by an auto-rickshaw (waiting time 5 minutes), the fare is Rs 349 to Rs 365. The breakdown shows Rs 25 base fare (1.5 kilometres), extra distance - 18.5 kilometres (Rs 17 per kilometre), and waiting charge Rs 9.
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Who has developed this website?
As shown on the website, Pranay Patle has developed it in collaboration with Baghtoy Rickshawala. As per the information on his resume, he is a Full Stack Developer at Tata Consultancy Services in Pune. He has studied at the Government College of Engineering in Amravati.
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