Dutch regulators raid Uber offices over court ruling compliance


  • TECH
  • Friday, 27 Mar 2015

STERN MEASURES: Transport Inspectorate spokeswoman Elif Bagci said there were signs the company continued to offer UberPOP, and the agency was taking evidence from company computers "to determine the scope" of Uber's non-compliance with the ruling.

AMSTERDAM: A Dutch regulatory agency raided the Amsterdam offices of taxi hailing service Uber on March 26 in connection with its UberPOP unit after a court deemed it illegal in December. 

Uber allows users to summon taxi services with smartphones while its UberPOP arm links private drivers to passengers. 

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