A table was convened at MIT with over 30 associations representing them
On Wednesday 5th and Thursday 6th June the taxi service will be regular, the strike has been suspended. The round table convened at MIT concluded with a positive outcome. Deputy Minister Edoardo Rixi thanked the over 30 associations representing the taxi world who participated in the meeting in the Library Room at MIT. Rixi wanted to underline the importance of the meeting as a “sense of responsibility towards all the operators involved in the territory”. The convocation of the next roundtable is scheduled at MIT on Monday 17 June at 11am, MIT informs.
“Bad! Very bad news! Better a strike today than a rip-off tomorrow. The Government has evidently given in to the taxi drivers’ lobby”, says Massimiliano Dona, president of the National Consumers’ Union, in a note, commenting on the cancellation of the taxi drivers’ strike. taxi drivers.
“If to avoid a strike – he continues – we have to end up giving the final blow to the already terrible non-scheduled public service, it is much better for taxi drivers to go on strike. For the consumer it is preferable to know immediately that 5 and 6 June will not there will be taxis, rather than deluding ourselves all year round that we can take a taxi to get to our destination first only to then be forced to give it up after a wait that is as long and unnerving as it is in vain.”
“As for Minister Salvini’s decrees, they must be reviewed so as not to hinder the profession of chauffeurs. There must be no pause between the booking of one journey and another and the departure must not coincide with the arrival of the previous service. put anti-competitive rules that make the NCC service terrible just to please taxi drivers”, concludes Dona.
