Cabbies want to cut off main roads if Uber and GrabCar not banned


Defiant: Taxi drivers protest over Uber and Grabcar at Padang Merbok.

KUALA LUMPUR: Taxi drivers are threatening to block many of the city's main roads if the Government does not ban Uber and GrabCar.

The threat came after hundreds of them marched to Parliament to protest against the ridesharing apps, which they said were taking away their customers.

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