Judge orders Uber to cease operations in Spain


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 10 Dec 2014

LATEST BARRAGE: A taxi driver holding a banner during a protest held by licensed taxi drivers against taxi-hailing apps that they fear will flush unregulated private drivers into the market, in Madrid. The banner reads "War against Uber".

MADRID: A Madrid judge has ordered US-based online car booking company Uber to cease operations in Spain, the latest ban on the popular service. 

The judge imposed an injunction on services after a request by the Madrid Taxi Association, which is preparing a legal case against Uber accusing it of unfair competition. 

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