Uber Service Return Update: New Cooperative Model Approved
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
Uber was ordered to suspend operations on February 10 due to the "Uber Clause" in the Highway Act, and its service shutdown sparked widespread discussion. Just six days later, Uber has today reached a preliminary agreement with the Ministry of Transportation, allowing it to collaborate with rental car companies to resume serving passengers. The potential restart of Uber services has generated heated discussion.
Six days after suspending service on February 10, Uber has reached a preliminary agreement with the Ministry of Transportation to collaborate with rental car companies and resume serving passengers (Image source / Uber)
In a statement issued on the evening of the 16th, Uber said it had recently held talks with the Ministry of Transportation and reached a preliminary agreement. With the rights of drivers and passengers' choices as the core considerations, Uber can work with rental car companies, ensuring all operations comply with regulations, so that people in Taiwan can continue to enjoy safe, reliable, and affordable transportation options.
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