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Japan launches ride-hailing services in Tokyo, with other areas across the country to follow suit in a bid to address a nationwide shortage of taxi drivers.

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Japan has long banned services that allow private-hire drivers to serve as unofficial cabbies. Read more at straitstimes.com.

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan on Monday began allowing ride-hailing services to operate in four areas including Tokyo and Kyoto, with plans to expand to othe

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World News - From April 1, the Japanese authorities will lift a partial ban on ride-hailing services and allow private-hire cars to operate in four places, including Tokyo and Kyoto, as part of efforts to plug a shortage of taxi drivers in the country. Japanese newspaper The Mainichi... Read more at www.tnp.sg

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