Supply of taxis ‘restricted by outdated regulations’
Taxi supply fell by almost a quarter, from 25,695 to 19,570, between 2007 and 2023, while the population of Ireland has increased by 16% in the same period, according to the report. Picture: Larry Cummins
Taxi regulations could create thousands of jobs and add millions of euro to the Irish economy, a report by consultancy firm Steer claims.
The report found that “outdated regulation” has led to a chronic shortage in taxi supply which prevents ride-hailing services from operating in the country. creating a difficult environment for new drivers to enter the sector.
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