The number of regulatory breaches by taxi drivers recorded last month decreased “hugely” by 77 percent from the previous month of May, following the new taxi law coming into force on June 3, the Public Security Police (PSP) said in a statement yesterday.
A total of 113 offences by cabbies were recorded last month, a decrease of 380 cases from May when the police recorded 493 offences, according to the statement.
According to the statement, the 113 offences comprise 47 cases of overcharging, 21 cases of cabbies refusing to pick up passengers, and 45 cases concerning other violations.
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