Taxi driver refuses the fare, the next one charges a fortune: cabinet to investigate the ‘handbrake method’ at Amsterdam Central Station

The Dutch government will launch an investigation into a cunning pricing trick used in the traditional taxi industry. By first being turned down at a taxi stand, customers sometimes feel pressured into accepting a far higher fare from the next driver in line. The problem appears to be especially acute at Amsterdam Central Station.

Lees het volledige artikel bij parool.nl

Je gaat naar de website van de uitgever. Hier tonen we alleen een korte intro.

TagsJuly The Dutch Infrastructure Amsterdam Central Station

Advertentie

Gerelateerd nieuws

Bekijk alles

Landbouw & VeeteeltAGF10 uur geleden

Uit de oude doos: Frankort & Koning

Uit de oude doos: Frankort & Koning - Kwaliteitsmerken uit Spanje

AlgemeenNRCgisteren 22:00

Ignore AI and ask for that pay rise

Imagine unwinding after a long day at work by reading about the end of work. A post on Reddit tells you that „The entire point” of artificial intelligence is to „ensure you have zero ability to work for a living”. You visit Blind, an...

Binnenlandparool.nl30 okt

New Schiphol rules take effect Sunday – 12 years late. But whether anyone will notice...

No, it will not suddenly become quiet around Schiphol on Sunday. Yet that is the intention behind the new Schiphol regulations. They officially take effect on November 1, following five years of foot-dragging and nearly 12 years of looking...

Advertentie