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Tamaulipas Starts Compulsory Registration for Uber and Didi
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The Subsecretaria de Transporte started the state register of platforms units such as Uber and Didi, with the aim of ordering an estimated service in more than 12,000 drivers in Tamaulipas. Undersecretary Armando Núñez Montelongo reported that Reynosa, Matamoros and Nuevo Laredo already concentrate more than 3,000 registrations, while Ciudad Victoria starts this week; of the close to 1,200 operators in the capital, 600 have already enlisted volu…
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