A driver for Uber Technologies Inc.'s UberMotor service, center, uses his smartphone while a GrabBike motorcycle driver, right, stands by as a Go-Jek motorcycle driver and passenger prepare to drive off in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Sunday, Aug. 13, 2017. President Joko Widodo is seeking hundreds of billions of dollars to finance an ambitious infrastructure agenda and to boost growth to 7 percent. Photographer: Dimas Ardian/Bloomberg
SINGAPORE/JAKARTA: Indonesia's Supreme Court has ruled that tariff ranges imposed by the government last month on online ride-hailing services are illegal, saying they impede competition.
The South-East Asian nation's transport ministry introduced minimum and maximum tariffs for ride-hailing firms such as Uber Technologies, Indonesia's GO-JEK and South-East Asia's Grab from July 1.
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