E-hailing drivers in the Western Cape have called for a review of government regulations on commissions charged by e-hailing service providers. E-hailing drivers in the Western Cape have called for a review of government regulations on commissions charged by e-hailing service providers. The drivers said they were informed on Friday morning that they would receive answers to their list of demands by the transport department on Tuesday, the Cape Town E-Hailing Drivers Association warned. "We are the targets for impounding in the city centre, Cape Town International Airport, Rondebosch, Mowbray and many other congested areas. According to Bester, Bolt drivers were being threatened with having their accounts blocked if they reject trips to "dangerous areas".

Source: News 24 November 20, 2021 20:24 UTC