Car-hailing services, taxis can coexist: Uber

[RTHK] - 02/19/2025

Ride-sharing operators and the taxi trade can coexist under a balanced and sustainable framework on regulating car-hailing services, Uber's boss in Hong Kong said on Wednesday. Estyn Chung, Uber Hong Kong’s general manager, also said he's hopeful for further exchanges with the government and (…)



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