BUSINESSJul 16 · 06:17 UTCSCMP CHINAEdith Lin

Hong Kong set to invite ride-hailing firms to apply for licences in August

Hong Kong authorities plan to invite ride-hailing platforms to apply for operator licenses in August and begin approvals in November, as announced by transport minister Mable Chan. The move follows lawmakers completing the negative vetting process for the regulatory legislation.

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