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Alderman considers charging taxi drivers for using Central Station stand

Alderman considers charging taxi drivers for using Central Station stand

Amsterdam alderman Elise Moeskops is considering requiring taxi drivers to pay for using the taxi stand at Central Station to fund permanent monitoring and address ongoing technical and behavioral issues. Current problems at the site, including equipment malfunctions and vandalism, have led the municipality to temporarily increase the presence of hosts until September.

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