Miffed drivers:The taxi revolt broke out when the Government said it would delay yet again introducing norms aimed at regulating car-hire and car-share schemes.
ROME: Italy's taxi drivers staged a sixth day of protests in major cities on Tuesday and blocked central Rome to try to force the government to crack down on burgeoning limousine businesses and the app-based Uber service.
The taxi revolt broke out last week when the ruling Democratic Party (PD) said it would delay yet again introducing norms aimed at regulating car-hire and car-share schemes.
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