VOICED : Taxistas mexicanos protestan contra Uber

In Mexico, taxi drivers protested against mobile services like ABER, claiming unfair competition. They argue that official taxis incur significant costs, while apps offer cheaper fares, reducing their work by up to 50%. ABER responded by offering free rides, asserting they do not harm formal taxis.

What was the main reason for the taxi drivers' protest in Mexico?

• To support government policies

• To request better working conditions

• To protest against private mobile services

• To demand higher wages

What financial burden do official taxi drivers face annually?

• Around 400 dollars in taxes and expenses

• Over 10,000 dollars in maintenance costs

• Approximately 1,000 dollars in insurance

• No significant financial burden

How much work have taxi drivers reportedly lost due to these apps?

• No significant loss

• Between 10% and 50%

• Less than 5%

• More than 75%

What is the stance of ABER drivers regarding the impact on formal taxi drivers?

• They are indifferent to the situation

• They believe they are helping formal taxi drivers

• They claim not to harm formal taxi drivers

• They admit to causing issues for formal taxi drivers

What action did ABER take in response to the protests?

• They offered free rides to users

• They stopped their services temporarily

• They reduced their service fees

• They increased their fares