Franchise Fee 2.8%... Kakao Mobility Finalizes Agreement with Taxi Industry
Kakao Mobility announced on the 15th that it has finalized an agreement on the reform plan prepared based on the opinions of the National Private Taxi Transportation Business Association Federation and the taxi industry nationwide on the 14th.
Kakao Mobility finalized an agreement on the reform plan prepared based on the opinions of the National Private Taxi Transport Business Association Federation and the taxi industry on the 14th.
[Photo by Kakao Mobility]
On the 13th, Kakao Mobility had presented an agreement with major taxi organizations and the franchised taxi industry (14 regional franchise councils nationwide). The main point was to lower the franchised taxi commission rate, which was previously 3-5%, to 2.8%. However, detailed opinions on some issues were still being coordinated with the National Private Taxi Transportation Business Association Federation.
The National Private Taxi Transportation Business Association Federation also agreed on the existing agreement, which reflected the taxi industry's demands, focusing on ▲introducing a simple commission system ▲implementing a fair dispatch policy ▲abolishing the Pro Membership ▲creating a taxi platform environment based on win-win cooperation. With this, Kakao Mobility has reached an agreement with all four taxi organizations and the 14 regional franchise councils nationwide, covering the entire taxi industry.
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A Kakao Mobility official stated, "We will continue to communicate and strive to create a platform environment that can cooperate with various operators for the development of the taxi industry and the enhancement of public convenience."
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