Latin America, Europe cab drivers team up against Uber


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 07 Jul 2015

TAXI CARTEL: Medina said taxi groups from Brazil, France and Spain were joining forces.

MEXICO CITY: Taxi driver associations from Latin America and Europe teamed up in their campaigns against Uber and Cabify, following sometimes violent protests over the ride-booking apps. 

Daniel Medina, of the Organised Taxi Drivers of Mexico City, announced an “international front against the illegal operations of these global companies such as Uber that put the taxi sector at risk.” 

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