China News Service, September 2nd. According to the WeChat official account of the Ministry of Transport, on the morning of September 1, the Ministry of Transport will work with the Central Cyberspace Administration of China, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Public Security, the State Administration of Market Supervision and other new forms of transportation. Coordinate with the member units of the inter-ministerial joint meeting to supervise the T3 Travel, Meituan Travel, Cao Cao Travel, Gaode, Didi Travel, Shouqi Car-hailing, Dida Travel, Xiangdao Travel, Ruqi Travel, Sunshine Travel, Wanshun Travel Wait for 11 online car-hailing platform companies to conduct joint interviews.
The interview requires that each platform company should review its own problems and immediately rectify non-compliant behaviors.
The interview pointed out that recently, some platform companies have adopted a variety of marketing methods, vicious competition, and recruited or induced unlicensed drivers and vehicles to "bring cars to join" to carry out illegal operations, disrupt the fair competition market order, and affect the safety and stability of the industry , Which damages the legitimate rights and interests of drivers and passengers.
The interview requires that each platform company should review its own problems, immediately rectify non-compliance behaviors, jointly maintain a fair and competitive market order, and jointly create a good environment for the standardized and healthy development of the online car-hailing industry.
The first is to adhere to the bottom line of operating in compliance with laws and regulations.
All platform companies must strictly implement the "three licenses" for platforms, vehicles and drivers, so as to achieve "platform operation with licenses, vehicles with licenses to carry passengers, and drivers with licenses to work."
It is necessary to immediately stop the recruitment of non-compliant vehicles and drivers, and when the drivers are newly registered, the registration will not be granted to those who cannot provide licenses.
It is necessary to expedite the removal of existing non-compliant vehicles and drivers on the platform, and require qualified drivers and vehicles to apply for corresponding permits for online car-hailing as soon as possible.
The second is to maintain a fair and competitive market order.
All platform companies must strengthen the awareness of fair competition, respect market rules, and further regulate business behaviors. They must not use vicious capital competition, disorderly expansion, exclude or restrict competition, or disrupt normal market order, especially not to induce drivers to join with false propaganda. , Let alone pass the operating risk to the driver.
It is necessary to focus on improving service quality and safe operation level, and win the market by providing safe and high-quality travel services for the public.
The third is to protect the legitimate rights and interests of drivers and passengers.
All platform companies should play an active role in promoting technological progress, prospering the market economy, facilitating people's lives, and increasing social employment.
It is necessary to scientifically formulate platform dispatch rules to ensure that drivers receive reasonable labor remuneration and rest time; to standardize pricing behavior, reduce the percentage of commissions, and proactively announce pricing rules and commissions to the public, so as to effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of drivers and passengers.
The fourth is to implement the main responsibility for security and stability.
All platform companies must earnestly perform their corporate responsibilities, and comprehensively investigate and rectify business behaviors that may cause instability risks.
It is necessary to unblock the channels for drivers to express their demands to avoid intensification of conflicts and spread of events.
It is necessary to further strengthen safety work, strengthen driver's background verification and safety education, and effectively guarantee the safety of passengers.
The fifth is to ensure user information and data security.
Each platform company must strictly implement user information and data security-related laws and regulations, and earnestly perform personal information protection responsibilities, and must not provide user personal information to third parties without the user's consent.
All platform companies shall establish relevant data security management systems in accordance with the law in the user data collection, transmission, storage, and processing links, and adopt necessary security technologies and management measures.
The interview emphasized that all platform companies should investigate their own problems and immediately rectify them.
It is necessary to accelerate the promotion of compliance, formulate a practical and feasible online car-hailing compliance work plan, clarify the timetable, goals and work measures, especially to put forward the specific goals of the vehicle and driver compliance work by the end of this year.
The platform companies stated that they will follow the requirements of the interviews to comprehensively find existing problems and potential safety and stability risks, do a solid rectification work, maintain a fair and competitive market environment, and immediately stop adding non-compliant vehicles and drivers to speed up the advancement. Existing vehicles and drivers are in compliance with regulations, and operations are carried out in compliance with laws and regulations to promote the healthy and sustainable development of the online car-hailing industry.