US Edition[Opinion] Bolt Plants Ironic Chairs in Barcelona and Predicts that the Future Taxi Law Will Greatly Lengthen Waiting Times
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The mobility platform Bolt has warned that the future Catalan taxi law "penalizes" the user by imposing measures such as the mandatory two-hour pre-recruitment of the VTCs, which in its opinion would cause an estimated 25% drop in the offer of mobility on demand in Barcelona. It has illustrated it at street level with an ironic promotional action: the installation of green folding chairs in iconic Barcelona points, such as the Passeig de Gràcia …
Private transport services are experiencing their worst moments in the Catalan community. Right now they are at a tremendous crossroads. The new legislation that the Generalitat intends to implement has forced them to bring to light what its consequences would be and, according to some companies in the sector, a very crude future for urban mobility is foreseen. It is necessary to refer to months ago, when the government of Catalonia proposed a s…
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