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HK Govt Proposes Legislation to Regulate Online Ride-Hailing Services w/ Non-transferable Licenses for Platforms/ Drivers/ Vehicles
Hong Kong's Transport and Logistics Bureau put forward today (15th) a legislative proposal to regulate online ride-hailing services.The proposal suggested ride-hailing drivers ...
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Hong Kong's Transport and Logistics Bureau put forward today (15th) a legislative proposal to regulate online ride-hailing services.

The proposal suggested ride-hailing drivers be required to obtain licenses. The number of licenses will not be capped. Valid for five years, each license will be non-transferable but renewable.

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In addition, ride-hailing drivers must be at least 21 years old, have held a private car driving license for at least one year, have no record of serious traffic convictions in the five years prior to applying for a license, and must pass a designated assessment.

The proposal will be discussed this Friday (18th). The Hong Kong government aims to submit the amendment bill in 3Q25 and complete the review within this year.

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