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Campaign targets cherry-picking cabbies 2014-10-23
PLAINCLOTHES traffic law enforcement officers have launched a campaign to catch city taxi drivers who refuse to take passengers traveling only a short distance.
Drivers found refusing a fare when their “for hire” sign is illuminated will receive a 200 yuan (US$33) fine and be suspended for 15 days, said the Shanghai Traffic Law Enforcement Team.
The crackdown follows an increasing number of complaints about cabbies cherry-picking fares, said the team.
Drivers found refusing a fare when their “for hire” sign is illuminated will receive a 200 yuan (US$33) fine and be suspended for 15 days, said the Shanghai Traffic Law Enforcement Team.
The crackdown follows an increasing number of complaints about cabbies cherry-picking fares, said the team.
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