Transport and Covid-19: responses and resources

Wie sollten Fahrdienst-Apps und Taxis reguliert werden?

Ein neuer ITF-Bericht untersucht, ob und wie Fahrdienste gesetzlich neu geregelt werden sollten
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Date of Publication 17 May 2016
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Publication Type Media Release
Publisher ITF

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