The Transport Bureau (DSAT) have cancelled a taxi driver’s licence as they confirmed that the culprit violated the new taxi law four times, according to a PSP statement last night.
According to the new law, if a cabbie violates the law four times in five years his or her licence will be cancelled.
According to the statement, the cabbie – whose gender was not revealed – is understood to have violated Paragraph 1 (3) of Article 20 of the new taxi law eight times – involving five cases of overcharging, two cases of refusing to pick up passengers and one case of negotiating the fare. Of the eight cases, four were formally confirmed.
This undated handout photo provided by the Public Police Security (PSP) shows a PSP officer inspecting a taxi.
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