Following the Transport Inspectorate’s decision to impose millionaire fines on the Beat, Didi and Cabify transport platforms of approximately 1,700 million pesos, or 574 million pesos each. Beat decided to appeal the fine and defend himself.
“The decision came after the transport app evaluated the impact platforms have had in the country.”By creating additional revenue generation opportunities for more than 330,000 driver users“To promote efficient and secure mobility solutions for the more than 5 million passenger users who use the app during its 4 years of existence in Colombia.”
The company states that this decision was made pursuant to the terms and resources of the law, within the scope of the re-examination appeal and the appeal subsidy against the sanction imposed.
The idea, according to the firm, is that the legal support it contains is accepted and interpreted by the authorities in line with the arguments presented and concluded in their favour.
“In order to solve this situation in the best way for everyone, we want to act under the relevant legal parameters, as in previous cases, by providing relevant information to the institution. There are companies that have committed joint mobility after a 10-year hiatus. From the collaborative economy model in ColombiaWith the broad demand and needs of citizens, it is clear that regulation is more necessary than ever.”
They also expressed their willingness and openness to contribute to the public debate, which resulted in a regulation offering clear operating rules for each market actor.
“Over the last four years, we’ve moved forward with a bill to never-before-seen examples, hoping that with the start of the new Government and the enactment of mobility platforms, regulating mobility platforms will be a priority. With that, Beat will continue to bet on creating more efficient and sustainable mobility in a mobility ecosystem. enable citizens to take advantage of the different offers and mobility services available‘, they pointed.
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