According to Fars News Agency’s urban correspondent, Nasser Amani, a member of the Tehran City Council, during a review of taxi fares and school services and determining the price of various taxi services in 1401, said: The bill should mention a maximum increase of 35%. Using “to” instead of “maximum” leaves room for the exercise of taste. If the increase is not more than 35%, use the word maximum.
The proposal was subsequently approved.
He emphasized: Taxi pricing is different from subway and bus pricing, in taxi pricing we move on the edge of the razor and any deviation is to the detriment of the people or taxi drivers. As a result, we must have a resolution that reduces interpretation and controversy as much as possible.
Amani added: “Incremental numbers should be in the form of a table and in a small and specific way. Awareness is our dream and it is a good thing, but it has not been implemented yet and its implementation is ambiguous and until then everything should be small and specific.”
He also reacted to the remarks of the CEO of the taxi organization regarding the launch of the intelligent taxi system: “When the CEO says that it is now possible to launch it, why should we give a deadline until the end of the year?” We have mandated the municipality in many resolutions, but many of them have not been implemented and no manager has been held accountable for not fulfilling the decree. Either get out of line right or catch a passenger.
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