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But means it would be pretty hard to get one of those rides…
Victorian government started issuing fine…
Not for limo drivers with the proper licence…
does anyone know how they read the date format? ie. 05/12/14 09:08:54 PM PDT? Does it expire this month or in Dec?
this month :(
The ~$270,000 Victorian taxi license could either be considered a
1) legitimate charge reflecting the true cost of ensuring public safety and a fair and equitable supply of taxis
or
2) an illegitimate charge acting as a barrier to entry protecting taxi organisations concerned for the public safetyThis a judgement that can only be made by you, the citizen. Your decision aligns either with Uber, the Taxi Services Commission of Victoria, or somewhere in between. Regardless of party politics, I urge you to analyse the principles you stand by (whether they be assurance, freedom, safety, consistency, fairness, justice, equality, secularism, etc) and apply them to this situation. Whatever the result, please judge the actions of the government based on your principles. That way, you'll know you're right.
http://www.theage.com.au/digital-life/smartphone-apps/victor…
Victorian government started issuing fine…