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Uber's Motorcycle Ride Program Deemed Illegal by Taipei City Government

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Politique·01/07/2026Résumé IA

Uber's Motorcycle Ride Program Deemed Illegal by Taipei City Government

Uber's free, short-distance motorcycle ride program in Taipei's Beitou District has been declared illegal by the Taipei City Government. Officials cited violations of transportation laws, lack of proper approval, and potential risks to passenger safety and insurance coverage. The government threatened penalties, while unions condemned the service as a challenge to the law.

Business·01/07/2026Résumé IA

Uber's "Beitou Short Trip Cultural Experience" Sparks Controversy, Taipei City Government Warns of Legal Action

Uber's "Beitou Short Trip Cultural Experience" using motorcycle taxis, set to launch July 1st, has drawn strong criticism from taxi unions and a stern warning from Taipei City's Department of Transportation. The city government states the service is illegal, lacks proper insurance, and violates existing laws, threatening legal action if it proceeds.

Politique·10/06/2026Résumé IA

Political commentator questions Taipei city government's handling of illegal waste at social housing site

Political commentator Chou Hsuan questions the Taipei city government's delayed investigation into nearly 7,000 tons of illegal waste found at the Peiying social housing site in 2020. He alleges the city prioritized waste removal over immediate investigation, potentially destroying evidence.

Politique·22/05/2026Résumé IA

Taipei City Government Accused of Shifting Rat Control Responsibility to Construction Firms

Taipei City Councilor candidate Ma Yu-wen criticizes the city government for allegedly tasking construction companies with rat control duties. She claims official notices require construction sites to submit self-inspection reports and fill out "Inter-departmental Rodent Control Execution Results Table" by Friday, May 22, 2026, calling the move a "hasty" attempt to address the rat problem.

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