By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team compiled and reported
Uber was ordered to cease operations on February 10th due to the 'Uber clause' in the Highway Act, and its suspension sparked widespread discussion. Just six days later, Uber has today reached a preliminary agreement with the Ministry of Transportation and Communications to collaborate with rental car companies and resume services for passengers. The potential relaunch of Uber has generated heated discussion.
Six days after ceasing operations on February 10th, Uber has reached a preliminary agreement with the Ministry of Transportation and Communications to collaborate with rental car companies and resume services for passengers (Image source / Uber)
Uber issued a statement on the evening of the 16th, stating that recent discussions with the Ministry of Transportation and Communications had led to a preliminary agreement; both parties have prioritized driver rights and passenger choice, allowing collaboration with rental car companies. All activities will comply with regulations, enabling Taiwanese people to continue enjoying safe, reliable, and affordable transportation options.
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