Riders for the ride-hailing service inDrive in Nepal have temporarily suspended their protest, but a core dispute over fares remains open. The protest centered on demands for a minimum fare, which inDrive has acknowledged but has not yet agreed to implement. A significant challenge to resolving the issue is the absence of specific legal regulations governing ride-hailing operations within Nepal. This regulatory gap complicates negotiations and leaves riders vulnerable to fluctuating prices. While inDrive has committed to addressing rider concerns, the lack of a formal agreement leaves the situation uncertain. The suspension suggests a willingness to negotiate, but a lasting solution requires a clear legal framework to protect both riders and passengers. Until such regulations are in place, similar disputes are likely to arise.