Uber signage is seen outside the entrance of the ride-hailing giant's office in Hong Kong on March 10, 2017. Uber hit back at Hong Kong authorities on March 10 after five of its drivers were found guilty of operating without proper licences, in yet another blow to the ride-hailing giant. / AFP PHOTO / Anthony WALLACE
PRAGUE: A Czech regional court issued an injunction on April 18 against the Uber Technologies ride-hailing service in Brno, the country's second-largest city, the city government said on its website.
The court accepted Brno's complaints, namely that Uber drivers have not passed required tests and their cars are not equipped with taximeters. The injunction will be binding only when a Dutch translation is delivered to Uber, the court said. The company operates in the Czech Republic through a Dutch subsidiary.
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