Recently, according to the car owner, the compliance management car owners in Hefei suffered a false alarm, and almost no longer dared to run online car-hailing on the whole platform. What the hell is going on here?
A few days ago, there was a sudden news that many drivers in the local driver group in Hefei City were arrested and punished 2000 because they ran the B service platform with a driver's license on the A platform. For a while, many compliance management drivers have been cowardly, and nowadays, it is difficult to focus on running an online car-hailing platform, and they usually run on each platform in turns. If you really get fined if you change the service platform to run, who dares, what kind of sports car are you talking about?
After the staff of the local online car-hailing platform discovered this situation, they also confirmed to the transportation management department for the first time, and learned that there is no punishment at this stage, and the rumors are all false.
However, it should be noted that the current local policy in Hefei does stipulate that "one person, one car, one platform", and the name of the service platform to which the driver is accessed will be noted on the online car-hailing license.
One person, one car, one platform", which is conducive to the relevant departments to urge the service platforms to strictly perform their main responsibilities, and is also conducive to the maintenance of the labor rights and interests of car owners, but at present, the total number of online car-hailing platforms is diverse, the transportation capacity is saturated, and the demand is stable and improving. How to solve the problem?It's worth thinking about by relevant departments and ride-hailing platforms!
What do you think of this policy?Do you support running on all platforms at will, or run exclusively on one platform?