In Ghaziabad, authorities have implemented a ban on e-rickshaws along Hapur Road from 7 AM to 10 PM to alleviate traffic congestion caused by approximately 2,500 e-rickshaws operating daily. The enforcement on the first day resulted in the seizure of 20 vehicles, with the owners facing fines under the Motor Vehicles Act. E-rickshaw drivers have voiced concerns over the inconvenience caused by the ban, as it forces them to take longer alternative routes, impacting their livelihoods and commuter access. In Bhopal, despite a prohibition on e-rickshaws transporting school children, many continue to operate unregulated, raising safety concerns due to overloading and lack of proper safety measures. Meanwhile, Bhopal's e-rickshaw situation has worsened due to a lack of operational regulation, leading to overcrowded roads and competition with public transport. Similarly, Dhaka is experiencing a surge in traffic issues due to the unrestricted movement of slow-moving rickshaws and auto-rickshaws on major roads, prompting calls for stricter enforcement of traffic regulations.