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Hong Kong mandates licensing for ride-hail drivers, vehicles, and platforms by 2026 to regulate the industry.
Hong Kong has passed new legislation requiring ride-hailing platforms, drivers, and vehicles to obtain licenses by late 2026, following years of conflict with traditional taxi operators.
Drivers must be at least 21, have one year of driving experience, no serious traffic violations in five years, and pass a test and training.
Platforms must prove financial stability and commit to efficient service.
A cap on vehicles will be set by future rules.
Unauthorized operation can lead to fines up to HK$1 million and one year in jail.
Uber Hong Kong welcomed the move as a milestone for integrating ridesharing into the city’s transport system.
Hong Kong exige la concesión de licencias para conductores, vehículos y plataformas de transporte de pasajeros para 2026 para regular la industria.