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New Delhi, July 2: Passengers booking cabs through apps like Uber, Ola and Rapido could soon pay up to twice the base fare during rush hours, as the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has unveiled new guidelines allowing higher dynamic pricing and stricter safety measures for aggregators.The “Motor Vehicles Aggregator Guidelines 2025,” released by the ministry, permit aggregators to charge between half and twice the base fare, a shift from the current ceiling of 1.5 times. The base fare itself will apply for a minimum of three kilometres to account for “dead mileage”—the distance drivers travel without passengers and…