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Taxis still kicking despite growing rideshare competition

Both rideshare and traditional taxi operators see integration with public transport as the future.

Andrew Bevin Fri, 12 Feb 2021

The taxi industry must adapt or die, an industry representative warns, as cashed up rideshare operators pile into New Zealand.

Uber’s entry into the New Zealand rideshare scene in 2014 shook things up for the taxi industry, and while Silicon Valley may have pulled the rug out from under the

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Andrew Bevin Fri, 12 Feb 2021
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