A taxi on the streets of Shenzhen. The city's government is reviewing the fees drivers pay to cab companies, according to a newspaper report. Photo: SCMP Pictures A taxi on the streets of Shenzhen. The city's government is reviewing the fees drivers pay to cab companies, according to a newspaper report. Photo: SCMP Pictures
A taxi on the streets of Shenzhen. The city's government is reviewing the fees drivers pay to cab companies, according to a newspaper report. Photo: SCMP Pictures
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Shenzhen mulls overhaul of taxi industry after cabbies strike over pay and conditions

Drivers angry over 'high' fees imposed by cab companies and competition from unlicensed cars using mobile phone booking apps

Li Jing
Li Jing

Updated: 12:55am, 24 Feb, 2015

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A taxi on the streets of Shenzhen. The city's government is reviewing the fees drivers pay to cab companies, according to a newspaper report. Photo: SCMP Pictures A taxi on the streets of Shenzhen. The city's government is reviewing the fees drivers pay to cab companies, according to a newspaper report. Photo: SCMP Pictures
A taxi on the streets of Shenzhen. The city's government is reviewing the fees drivers pay to cab companies, according to a newspaper report. Photo: SCMP Pictures
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