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San Miguel de Tucumán ride-hailing regulation
Overview
The Municipality of San Miguel de Tucumán has implemented a mandatory Digital Municipal Registry for drivers and vehicles operating on ride-hailing platforms like Uber and DiDi. The initiative, governed by local ordinances, requires drivers to provide documentation such as professional licenses, criminal record certificates, and proof of insurance. Vehicles must be no more than 13 years old and must pass physical safety inspections to receive a monitoring QR code.
Authorities stated the measure aims to organize the sector and enhance user safety, particularly following an investigation into a reported attempted kidnapping involving a platform driver. The registration process, which is free and runs through November 30, seeks to identify an estimated 5,000 to 6,000 workers. To assist with the transition, officials are offering temporary flexibility regarding insurance documentation requirements.
Entities
San Miguel de Tucumán · Uber · SUTRAPA · Valeria Amaya · DiDi
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesSan Miguel de Tucumán mandates registration for ride-hailing drivers
San Miguel de Tucumán has implemented a mandatory, free registration for ride-hailing drivers to improve safety and oversight following a lack of data from digital transport platforms.
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[BUSINESS] 8 sourcesSan Miguel de Tucumán mandates registry for app drivers
San Miguel de Tucumán has launched a mandatory digital registry for ride-hailing drivers to regulate private transport services following non-compliance by digital platforms.
Sources
agenciacomunas.com.ar · eltributuc.com.ar · lanoticia1.com · losprimeros.tv · lv7.com.ar · prensaactivadigital.com.ar · primerafuente.com.ar · tucumanenlasredes.com