The representatives of the taxi drivers asked Tuesday to the government to seize the cars that provide services for new mobility platforms like Uber, said the president of the Portuguese Taxi Federation (FPT), Carlos Ramos.
“We say you have to stop this type of vehicles that continue to develop an illegal activity,” said the manager.
Carlos Ramos spoke to Lusa at the end of a meeting that the FPT and the National Road Carriers Association for Passenger Cars (ANTRAL) had with representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI).
The representatives of the associations argued that “the law today allows police, in addition to fines that do not solve the problem, can also seize the object that is causing crime.”
Stating that “it will take” until complete legalization of those platforms, Carlos Ramos stressed that “there has to stop these vehicles.”
“We are not against the existence of the platform and I think that should be regulated. We disagree is with the deregulation that is intended to do to our industry to facilitate the access of vehicles to work with these platforms,” he said Portuguese.
The president of FPT added that told the MAI that “if there is no satisfactory answer to the parties, the demonstration is called by the two associations will materialize in September.”
The Uber and Cabify platforms are ‘online’ that allow ask passenger cars, with an application for smartphones that connects those who want to move the transport operators.
taxi drivers associations insist that Uber provides an “illegal service” and that the law provides another penalty in addition to fines
Representatives of taxi drivers asked Tuesday to the government to seize the cars providing services for new mobility platforms like Uber, said the president of the Portuguese Taxi Federation (FPT), Carlos Ramos.
“We say you have to stop this type of vehicles that continue to develop an illegal activity,” said the manager.
Carlos Ramos spoke to Lusa at the end of a meeting that the FPT and the National Road Carriers Association for Passenger Cars (ANTRAL) had with representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI).
The representatives of the associations argued that “the law today allows police, in addition to fines that do not solve the problem, can also seize the object that is causing crime.”
Stating that “it will take” until complete legalization of those platforms, Carlos Ramos stressed that “there has to stop these vehicles.”
“We are not against the existence of the platform and I think that should be regulated. We disagree is with the deregulation that is intended to do to our industry to facilitate the access of vehicles to work with these platforms,” he said Portuguese.
The president of FPT added that told the MAI that “if there is no satisfactory answer to the parties, the demonstration is called by the two associations will materialize in September.”
The Uber and Cabify platforms are ‘online’ that allow ask passenger cars, with an application for smartphones that connects those who want to move the transport operators.
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