The driver's car of Hangzhou Deaf-mute Network was driven away by the taxi company. Why did the taxi company do this?

The driver's car of Hangzhou Deaf-mute Network was driven away by the taxi company. Why did the taxi company do this?

1. What happened when the driver of Hangzhou Deaf-mute Network was driven away by the taxi company? There are some deaf people in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. They rented a car from a car rental company and paid a deposit of 1 0,000 yuan. In addition, they have to pay more than 3000 yuan in rent every month. However, some deaf-mute drivers found that their car suddenly disappeared, and then a deaf-mute driver found his rented car in a parking lot. So everyone thought it was probably a car rental company. Although the car was found, people were not afraid to take it away because they were afraid of some legal problems. But these deaf-mute drivers said that even if the car rental company towed their cars away, they had to pay a deposit. After doing this, their deposit is still in the hands of the car rental company, which makes them feel very unacceptable.

Second, why do taxi companies do this? According to relevant personnel, the taxi company did this because of the arrears of rent and property fees, so these cars were taken back by the owners. And these deaf-mute drivers, who want to continue to open the network to get a car, must sign a new contract with the owner. However, these deaf-mute drivers have been unable to get their deposits back, and they have become helpless for a while. Until now, these deaf-mute drivers have no way to contact the relevant personnel of the taxi company. Deal with it and hope to return the deposit of these deaf-mute drivers as soon as possible.

Third, how to evaluate the practice of taxi companies? It is obviously wrong for this taxi company to detain the taxi deposit of deaf-mute drivers privately and not return it to these deaf-mute drivers, because it has seriously affected the normal life of these deaf-mute drivers and made them unable to continue to take orders to make money. They illegally occupy the taxi deposit of deaf-mute drivers and are likely to be suspected of fraud. Such a taxi company is very irresponsible and selfish. It's incomprehensible that they hurt these taxi drivers when they can't afford the rent of their own house. I hope the relevant departments can investigate this matter as soon as possible, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of these deaf-mute drivers and let them. Work normally as soon as possible, severely punish similar behaviors of taxi companies, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of the online car market and online car drivers.