Japan launched its first ride-hailing services this month. Uber and other apps are gearing up to take on the market, but taxi companies remain in the driver's seat thanks to strict regulations.
The government will study a system for allowing non-taxi companies to offer ride-sharing services “without setting a deadline,” effectively barring newcomers for the time being. Transport ...
He said that if ride-sharing was approved in Japan, his company would enter the market “in a safe, constructive way.” Founded in San Francisco in 2009, Uber now does business in 70 nations.
Japan Railways launched the trial after customers asked for more relaxed ways to travel with their pets, and the company said it intends to organise more pet-friendly rides in the future.
Empress Masako of Japan was treated to a majestic, horse-drawn carriage ride through central London as part of her and her husband Emperor Naruhito's official welcome to Britain during their state ...