Thirteen illegal taxi drivers caught over carnival weekend

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Thirteen illegal taxi drivers were arrested this carnival weekend in Den Bosch and Eindhoven during a police check targeting ‘black taxis’, also known as ‘snorders’. These 13 men were transporting carnival revellers for payment while they do not have a licence to do so.

Furthermore, a ‘real’ taxi driver was caught in an ordinary passenger car. “His taxi had broken down, so he had gone to work in a car without blue number plates, taxi inspection and on-board computer,” the traffic police informed. He was fined for this and had to stop working immediately.

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Besides checking for illegal taxis, ‘real’ taxis were also included in the inspection. In the process, 18 official reports were issued, for various traffic violations. Three taxi drivers were issued a so-called ‘cease-and-desist order’ for not taking enough compulsory rest. One driver was given a compulsory course on behaviour and traffic for evading the inspection.

Source: Studio040

Translated by: Shanthi Ramani

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