Albuquerque Against Uber Or Bolt
Miguel Albuquerque, the president and defendant in multiple corruption allegations, opposes the introduction of TVDE vehicles and drivers (Transport in Uncharacterized Vehicles through Electronic Platforms or ridesharing companies) he deems unsuitable for the region. He contends that such investment does not align with Madeira's interests.
TVDE: Bolt Active In Madeira
In Madeira, the regulation known as TVDE governs ride-hailing services such as Uber and Bolt. Bolt is presently the sole authorized TVDE operator on the island, offering a safe, cost-effective, and secure mode of transportation. Uber does not operate in Madeira due to local regulations that restrict ride-sharing services to a minimal extent.
Albuquerque Says No Despite Decree Being Declared Unconstitutional
The legal framework for TVDE activity in Madeira was adapted to the Autonomous Region of Madeira by Regional Legislative Decree No. 14/2020/M of October 2. It set quotas for TVDE, applying a limit of only 40 vehicles and an additional driver limit for each operator, like BOLT for example. This regulation however has already been declared unconstitutional in January 2024, saying that it is the exclusive competence of the Assembly of the Republic (Portuguese Parliament) to legislate on this matter.
Albuquerque In Full Electoral Mode
With few weeks to the elections, Albuquerque announces that he is trying to find new ways to promote the interests of a group that he appears to deem important for his election campaign: Taxi drivers. He is already in full electoral mode.
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