80% of Hong Kong Uber drivers worried about quota and fees under new rules

According to survey of 4,800 drivers by ride-hailing operator, 70 per cent cite flexibility as main reason for joining platform

Currently, it is illegal in Hong Kong for private vehicle drivers to accept paid customers without a hire-car permit, but ride-hailing platforms such as Uber, Tada, Amap, and Didi Chuxing operate such services without regulation.

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