Grab cars must have TAXI light-box or logo

Cars which provide passenger transportation via ride-hailing platforms like Grab will have to put on top TAXI sign or carry logo stickers showing that they are contract vehicles.
Grab cars must have TAXI light-box or logo ảnh 1Cars which provide passenger transportation via ride-hailing platforms like Grab will have to put on top TAXI sign or carry logo stickers showing that they are contract vehicles. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – Cars which provide passengertransportation via ride-hailing platforms like Grab will have to put on topTAXI sign or carry logo stickers showing that they are contract vehicles.

This is a highlight of Decree No.10/2020/ND-CP issued by the Prime Minister onJanuary 17, replacing Decree 86/2014/ND-CP.

The new Decree regulates that the logo of contract vehicles should be stuckpermanently on windshields and rear windshield of ride-hailing cars.

The move aims to create a level playing field for traditional taxi company andcontract vehicles in the context of rapid science and technology developmentwhich was changing the transportation landscape and causing difficulties in management.

Apart from Grab, thereare several other car-hailing applications in Vietnam, such as Be, Emddi andVato.

In addition, eighttraditional taxi companies also launched their own software such as V.Car,Thanh Cong Car, Vic.Car, HomeCar, Mai Linh Car, LB.Car, Emddi-Phuc Xuyen./.
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