The Transportation Secretary of Jalisco introduced the new automobile model for taxis making their way to the streets in Guadalajara.
A little sleeker design and some new colors, the more efficient and comfortable taxi for both driver and passenger is expected to fully rollout in 2015.
The state official said the vehicles will provide greater comfort and safety to passenger, and the new design will solve a long-standing issue of “Pirate Taxis”, individuals who are not licensed drivers presenting themselves as taxi services.
Each taxi will be required to have a QR code clearly present on the sides of . . .
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