“Rapido wait time getting out of hand. Gotta wait for more than 3.7 hours for 45 minutes travel @peakbengaluru #rapido #Bengaluru #peakbengaluru,” the user tweeted.
The user’s pick-up location was Koramangala — the IT hub of the city.
Looking at this post, a user sarcastically commented: “This is the way #bangalorian.”
Like many other cities, Bengaluru is also known for its chaotic traffic that creates problems on its busy roads.
Commuters have long complained about the never-ending gridlocks and cancellations caused by ride-hailing apps during peak hours.
Surge pricing is common, but traffic is heavy, and even getting a ride can be difficult.
Last month, a man who took a Rapido bike for travel said that his Apple watch thought he was cycling as he was stuck in a Bengaluru jam.
The traffic in the city gets so severe sometimes that vehicles don’t even move an inch.
In May, a video of a bus driver eating his entire lunch while stuck in traffic went viral, garnering millions of views.
Meanwhile, a Rapido driver, who misbehaved with a woman passenger during the ride and even afterwards harassed over the phone, has been arrested.
Bengaluru Deputy Commissioner of Police, South-East division, C.K. Baba, in a tweet said that they have arrested a “real sicko on wheels”.
The woman, Athira Purushothaman had taken to Twitter on July 21 stating that she had gone for the Manipur violence protest at Town Hall and booked a Rapido auto to go home from the venue.
However, after several cancellations, she decided to take a Rapido bike back home.
When they reached an isolated area – with no other vehicles around, the driver began masturbating.
–IANS
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