EDITORIAL | Carletonville taxi association has paved a new path, but will others in industry follow suit?
The sooner taxi operators realise they do not operate in a vacuum, the better
29 April 2025 - 04:30
The decision by the Carletonville United Taxi Association in Gauteng to start fining taxi drivers for a range of violations, such as bad hygiene, dirty taxis, abusive behaviour towards passengers and using unsafe taxis, is not only welcome but also years overdue...
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