Japanese taxi drivers granted right to kick rude passengers out of their cabs before destination
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If passengers can’t be polite, then they can be walking.
Earlier this year we took a look at a change in the rules regarding taxis in Japan when the government gave the OK for ultracompact kei cars to start being used as cabs. Now comes another revision to regulations aimed at keeping the taxi experience civil by giving drivers the right to kick passengers out of their cabs if they can’t behave themselves.
Up until now, taxi drivers in Japan have only been allowed to pull over and tell a passen
Earlier this year we took a look at a change in the rules regarding taxis in Japan when the government gave the OK for ultracompact kei cars to start being used as cabs. Now comes another revision to regulations aimed at keeping the taxi experience civil by giving drivers the right to kick passengers out of their cabs if they can’t behave themselves.
Up until now, taxi drivers in Japan have only been allowed to pull over and tell a passen
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