Transport for London claims unlicensed vehicles and drivers have made more than 1,000 trips on the app.
The State of Delhi announced a lockdown that forbids the use of public transit and taxis.
To build and scale up the service across several Indian cities, Ola intends to host a fleet of 20,000 cars by 2020.
Passengers will have access to quality rides and safety features on the app, including an in-app emergency button that allows users to instantly share ride information with family, friends, and emergency services with 24/7 support.
Ola will allow travelers to book cabs at kiosks with the help of Ola representatives located outside of arrival terminals, enabling a convenient booking experience without the use of a smartphone or the Ola app.
The Indian-based ride-hailing app will begin servicing three regions in South Wales.
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