We identify these patterns by looking at the activity of millions of web users throughout the world, and using data normalization to correct for any biases. For these sites, we show estimated metrics based on traffic patterns across the web as a whole. Not all websites implement our on-site analytics and publish the results. Penalties for breaching the law will also increase, TASR reported. The municipal or the state police, the Slovak Trade Inspection (SOI) and the National Labour Inspectorate will be able to stop and check a car, the new rules suggest. Only municipalities had been allowed to carry out checks. More checks Even if administration is reduced, checks will be stricter, TASR wrote. “It’s about adapting conditions to the trend, because the future lies in the electronisation of services,” the ministry said, as quoted by TASR. It is described as the mediation of passenger transport services by vehicles with a maximum of nine people, including the driver, by phone, digital platform or other means. The law therefore regulates the conditions under which dispatching can be operated as well as introduces a new definition of dispatching. Taxi dispatching The changes supplement a new form of business, namely taxi dispatching, TASR reported. The amendment regulates other conditions regarding a taxi driver and his/her car. Most of these obligations will be lifted, as reported by TASR.
They have to be additionally insured and own a taximeter at all times. Today, taxi drivers have to prove their financial solvency as well as hold a document certifying their professional competence. Cars will have to be clearly identified as a taxi. Moreover, drivers will have to be clean-handed and obtain a taxi service licence, which is still the case. They will also have to possess their own car or, at least, a car they have the right to use, TASR wrote. Drivers will have to hold a driving license. The ministry also wants to prevent illegal work in this business. “The practice since 2012 has shown that some conditions had to be revised,” the Transport Ministry explained, as quoted by TASR. Under the new rules, taxi drivers will have fewer obligations. Fewer obligations The Transport Ministry admitted that the changes introduced back in 2012 have not worked out well. The amendment to the Road Traffic Act, adopted by the parliament in early December, will become effective in April 2019. What sites link to ? What sites link to this site? The 'Sites Linking In' count shows the number of sites that Alexa found that link to this site.įont size: A - A + New conditions for running a taxi business are expected to prevent illegal work and introduce a more efficient manner of checking taxi drivers. Stih O Rodine Kazahstan Na Russkom Yazike 5,5/10 5116 reviews
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