‘AC and polite drivers…’: Viral post slams Bengaluru’s autos and cabs after ‘eye-opening’ experience in Hyderabad

Bangalore’s Auto-Rickshaw and Cab scene, in contrast, where decades-old habits collide with app-based comfort. As of 2019, the city of almost 1.94 lakh cars is heavily bitten by these three wheels, but fights with persistent problems with meters and overnights.

More than 3,000 complaints from excess fare were registered in 2024. Meter Jam campaigns reflect the fatigue of passenger transportation by urging cars to demand accountability. At the same time, like Ola and Uber, bicyclists offer structural pricing and ease, but they bring their problems to pricing, service inconsistency and regulatory contact.

Recently, Reddit user was an inspired debate by sharing a comparison comparison in Bangalore and Hyderabad, particularly in the technological corridors of cyberabad.

“Just returned to a few weeks in Hyderabad (particularly cyberabad), and I sincerely continue to recycle the heat of my walking experience,” he said. “I took more than 15+ uber go riws and 10+ car showroom … and I really blew in a few things I feel here to be consistently missing in Bengalur.”

One main contrast. Air conditioner: “AC will go default.

The car loan was another pleasant surprise in a short distance. “I could easily book a book on short distances in Hyberabad (40 to 50) through Uber. It was fast, convenient, and in Bangalore are common in frequent rejection and exaggerated tariffs.

Clarifying that the post was not about city-bunch, they wrote:

The post quickly went to viral, which suggests that others have such moods.

The use of the Hyderabad division in the autosal of the use ₹ 10 surprised for accessibility.

Another highlighted system problems in Bangalore. “1). Bengalwi has a strong automatic lobby. They are against any public benefits … 3).

The third is in his daily struggle.