Taxi Federation slams new cab-sharing service, saying its risky for passengers

The Irish Taxi Federation has slammed MyTaxi's new cab-sharing service.

Taxi Federation slams new cab-sharing service, saying its risky for passengers
Fri, 10 Nov, 2017 - 14:07

The Irish Taxi Federation has slammed MyTaxi's new cab-sharing service.

The German company has announced plans to introduce a system where users can share rides and split the fare.

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