Taxi Trade Warns 10% Could Lose Cabs as Drivers Shift to Ride-Hailing
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- •Up to 10% of taxi cabs may be lost due to drivers switching to ride-hailing platforms.
- •Taxi drivers are increasingly preparing to join ride-hailing services, attracted by different working conditions or earnings.
- •The taxi trade is concerned about the impact on their business and the potential reduction in available traditional taxi services.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If taxi drivers continue moving to ride-hailing platforms traditional taxi services could shrink, leading to fewer cabs on the road and possible regulatory responses affecting urban transport users.
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