Why did the taxi driver in Guangyuan drag his bike out of the city?

Because * * * enjoying bicycles has seriously hindered their business, they can only do so in order to expand the market and save consumers.

In fact, this kind of behavior is against the law, because it is suspected of damaging and encroaching on other people's private property by directly transporting bicycles outside the city without the permission of the bicycle company. For this kind of vicious competition between companies, it may bring serious consequences.

If the taxi driver is organized spontaneously by retail investors, the organizer may be sentenced. If the company so requests, the company may be fined and the person in charge will be interviewed.

In a word, it is very irrational to move bicycles out of the city rashly, which may increase the number of passengers in a short time, but it will produce a kind of rejection psychology for consumers in the long run. Consumers may think that even if they don't take a bus and walk 2 kilometers, they won't take your black taxi.

Because taxis are a symbol of cheating in the eyes of many people, especially in railway stations, bus stations and airports, it is common for these taxi drivers to open their mouths to foreign tourists, which makes taxi drivers one of the most annoying groups for foreigners in every city.

I believe that consumers are willing to take these taxis if the prices are transparent, they don't take detours, they don't run long distances, they don't tamper with pricing, and they use regular meters. The second important thing is that the driver's personal service is good, and he can't swear and treat consumers with a condescending attitude. In this respect, he should know more about online car rental. If all this is done, I believe consumers will come uninvited.

Generally speaking, in cities with this situation, online car rental is often less, so only taxi companies can be called local tyrants in this city. Drivers are generally unwilling to meet consumers and can be killed. If he can get more money for a single order, he has to get more, as if he won't spend it next time.