Spain’s Supreme Court Rules Against Canarian Restrictions on Uber-Style Services - Gazette Life
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The judgment considers that the restriction of one VTC per 30 taxis applied by the autonomous regulations is contrary to European law.
Spain’s Supreme Court rules against Canarian restrictions on Uber-style services - Gazette Life
A Spanish Supreme Court judgement could open the way for “ride-sharing” businesses such as Uber and Cabify to operate on the Canary Islands. The post Spain’s Supreme Court rules against Canarian restrictions on Uber-style services first appeared on Gazette Life.
The Supreme Court annuls the limit to the VTCs in Gran Canaria and clears the entry of 200 Uber and Cabify vehicles on the island. The entry The Supreme annuls the limit to the VTCs in Gran Canaria and raids the entry of 200 Uber and Cabify vehicles aparece primero en Moncloa.
The Supreme Court has released the processing of 200 VTC vehicle licences in Gran Canaria, considering that the restrictions imposed since 2014 by the legislation of the Canary Islands on this matter are not applicable, as they contradict European standards on freedom of establishment.
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