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A huge blockade staged by drivers of taxis, combis and other public transportation vehicles halted traffic on the Autopista del Sol.
500 Limos to Protest Ride Sharing Apps like Uber at City Hall on 12-16-15
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On Wednesday, 12-16-16, from 11:30am until 3:00pm, approximately (500) members with vehicles, of the Taxi and Limo drivers of Philadelphia plan to protest against the illegal ride-sharing programs in Philadelphia such as Uber and Lyft ride sharing services. They plan on parking limousines, (black, luxury sedans of various makes and models), on S. Penn Square in front of the DA’s office as well as other streets surrounding City Hall.
The Civil Affairs Unit will assign personnel to this event. The Commanding Officer ofCentral Police Division and the Commanding Officer of the 6th & 9th Police District have been notified of this event.
Sent by William Hughes through Alert Philadelphia
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The Patience Ran Out
The Patience Ran Out
(QCOSTARICA) 2:47PM – A group of taxi drivers, tired of being patient waiting on the Regulador General of the Autoridad Reguladora de Servicios Publico (Aresep) to meet with them, stormed the parking lot, breaking through the vehicle barrier and security officers.
The taxi drivers had vowed the protest would stand until Dennis Meléndez met with them, but then decided to make their way to the…
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In Greece, no one can hear you whistle. A commuter walks next to immobilized taxis during a protest near the Athens International airport, July 18, 2011. Greek taxi drivers blocked roads to Athens' airport and main harbour on Monday, holding up thousands of tourists at the start of a two-day protest against plans to liberalize their trade. John Kolesidis/REUTERS. To see more of today's best photos, click here.