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E-hailing drivers on Tuesday said their industry has become tainted by unscrupulous criminals who easily enter their platforms because of weak vetting systems.
More than 200 members of the e-hailing community in Gqeberha downed their keys in solidarity with their national counterparts on the first day of a three-day shutdown on Tuesday. The rolling shutdowns had the buy-in from e-hailers in Gauteng, the Western Cape, Mpumalanga, KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo and the Eastern Cape.
A police officer who was allegedly mistaken for an e-hailer was assaulted during a drivers' strike in Pretoria on Tuesday.
Some e-hailing drivers reportedly ignoring a gentleman’s agreement to stay off the taxi operators’ turf has caused tensions to rise between the two groups once again in Nelson Mandela Bay.