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London's black cab drivers are up in arms, but why? BBC News
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June 11, 2014
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Drivers of London's iconic black taxis are planning to cause a gridlock in the city to protest against the car service Uber. They say the company, which allows users to summon a ride through their smartphones, should be regulated by the same rules as the black-cabs. Transport for London, which has licensed Uber, is looking to secure a high court ruling on the legality of the American firm's app. BBC's Dougal Shaw hit the streets of London to hear the views of taxi drivers.
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