Japan's version of ride-sharing: Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism: ``Make more use of it based on the usage situation'' The so-called ''Japanese ride- sharing'' service, operated by taxi companies and in which ordinary drivers use private cars to transport people for a fee, will begin in Tokyo on the 8th, and will gradually expand to other areas in the future. Digital Minister Kono: "We will collect various data such as how many people use it and what happens to drivers' income"
[HIGHLIGHTS] Japan's version of ride-sharing: Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism: ``Make more use of it based on the usage situation''
2024-04-09T03:21:22.242Z
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