In Istanbul, the Public Transportation Vehicle Operating Licenses of 10 Drivers Were Revoked.
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At the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality UKOME's September meeting, the public transportation vehicle usage permits of 10 minibus, taxi, and service vehicle drivers were revoked due to identified violations. The applications for reinstatement from 30 drivers with criminal records or revoked licenses were also rejected.
At the UKOME meeting, the licenses of 10 drivers who used counterfeit money and chose passengers were revoked. The applications of 30 drivers with criminal records were rejected, while fines were issued to 1,348 vehicles and 821 drivers for rule violations.
At its September meeting, the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) Transportation Coordination Center (UKOME) revoked the 'public transportation vehicle usage permits' of 10 minibus, taxi, and service vehicle drivers who were found to have committed various violations.
At its September meeting, the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) Transportation Coordination Center (UKOME) revoked the 'public transportation vehicle usage permits' of 10 minibus, taxi, and service vehicle drivers due to various violations.
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