US EditionHealth Transport: Taxis Still Angry with the New Rules of Care
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Taxis plan actions of unprecedented magnitude from 5 September to defend their activity, threatening to paralyze strategic sites throughout France.
DEXYPTAGE - The taxi federations plan to relaunch a mobilization or even blockages at the beginning of September, to protest against the new rules laid down by the Health Insurance.
On 5 September, the taxi organisations, led by the FNDT, plan massive blockages across France to oppose a health transport reform, which threatens the sustainability of a vital sector in the face of savings imposed by sickness insurance.
The government is attacking the surge in health transport costs, which reached €6.8 billion in 2023. Among the levers, the harmonisation of tariffs, which will be imposed, among other things, on the 40,000 taxis agreed. The National Taxi Federation (FNDT) announces a mobilization as early as 5 September.
The taxi federations intend to block as early as 5 September airports, stations, borders, fuel distribution sites or the Champs-Élysées in Paris to protest against the new tariffs of sanitary transport.
Taxis on strike to protest the budget cuts proposed by the government for health transport, in Paris, on 27 May 2025. ABDUL SABOR/REUTERS Taxi federations intend to block as early as 5 September airports, stations, borders, fuel distribution sites or the Champs-Elysées in Paris to protest against the new tariffs of health transport, said Thursday 21 August to Agence France-Presse (AFP) the Fédération nationale du taxi (FNDT). "We want to stop th…
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