Athens Taxi Drivers Begin 48-Hour Strike over Industry Demands
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The strike of taxi drivers in Athens causes chaos. Especially travellers to the airport are affected. Public transport is increasingly used.
Taxis began a 48-hour strike today – Protesting Uber and fixed prices
Thousands of taxi drivers in Athens began a two-day strike on Wednesday. The action is focused on the policy surrounding the Greek capital's airport, and tourists are expected to be particularly affected. Metros and buses will continue to operate, but are likely to be overcrowded.
Athens without taxis is like Tsatsiki without garlic. With their two-day strike, taxi drivers protest, among other things, against the alleged advantages that Uber drivers have at the airport.
About 14,000 taxi drivers went on strike in Athens on Wednesday, with the drivers protesting against regulations on airport fares and new parking regulations at the airport with a two-day strike planned.
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