Updated On: 04 March, 2026 11:04 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
M-TAC has called for an indefinite agitation over what it describes as “arbitrary and excessive” issuance of e-challans and the mounting financial burden on the sector. Earlier, the state transport minister had appealed to transporters not to go on strike

M-TAC represents truckers, private bus operators, and taxi and autorickshaw unions. Representational pic
A meeting between representatives of the Maharashtra Transporters Action Committee (M-TAC) and the transport commissioner concluded on Wednesday without any positive outcome, leaders said, reiterating that the proposed indefinite statewide agitation from the midnight of March 5 will proceed as scheduled. According to transporters, the Azad Maidan meeting in Mumbai will also be held as planned on Thursday, March 5.
“Transporters across the state attempted to draw the state government’s attention to issues related to e-challan by halting vehicles at key locations in all districts and sounding horns at 4 pm on March 4. The protest was organised across various places under the banner of the Maharashtra Transport Action Committee,” said Dr Baba Shinde, a member of the committee.