A survey of app-based taxi users finds strong support for penalties against drivers who cancel rides after accepting them. According to LocalCircles results cited by multiple outlets, 76% of respondents want state authorities to impose financial and/or regulatory consequences for “unjustified” cancellations. The survey, conducted among more than 22,000 users, reflects growing commuter concerns about cancellation-related problems such as delays, cancellations after acceptance, and perceived unfair charges. The discussion also references Maharashtra’s recent approach to such cases, which respondents appear to view as a workable model for wider action. While the reporting focuses on users’ preferences for stricter enforcement, it does not provide details on the specific penalty structure proposed by the survey. Overall, the outlets present the findings as evidence of widespread commuter dissatisfaction with app taxi cancellation practices and as a call for states to tighten rules around driver cancellations.