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The one voice Hong Kong can’t ignore on ride-hailing? The public

The News

Hong Kong is about to overhaul its ride-hailing system, more than a decade after Uber began operating in a regulatory grey area. The government is taking action, and the focus should remain on protecting the public's interests. The changes are expected to have a significant impact on the taxi and ride-hailing industry.

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The administration is finally moving to overhaul the ride-hailing system after more than a decade.

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the administration is finally moving to overhaul our ride-hailing system

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The long-awaited earthquake in Hong Kong’s taxi and ride-hailing scene is almost upon us.

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  • The administration is finally moving to overhaul the ride-hailing system after more than a decade.
  • The focus is on protecting the interests of the travelling public, indicating a consumer protection angle.

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The long-awaited earthquake in Hong Kong’s taxi and ride-hailing scene is almost upon us and the questions are how big the initial shock will be, and how many aftershocks we can expect. The important thing in the coming months will be to keep the focus on protecting the interests of the travelling public.

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The long-awaited earthquake in Hong Kong’s taxi and ride-hailing scene is almost upon us.

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The important thing in the coming months will be to keep the focus on protecting the interests of the travelling public.

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More than a decade after Uber first set up in Hong Kong, operating in a regulatory grey area

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the administration is finally moving to overhaul our ride-hailing system

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