Taxi “Zero Spread” Rule for 18th Party Congress
Beijing taxis will be stuffier than usual in the run-up to leadership transition of the 18th Party Congress, scheduled for November 8. The state-run Global Times reports that the rear windows of Beijing taxis are locked until further notice to prevent passengers from “handing out leaflets with advers ...
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[...] Beijing taxis will be stuffier than usual in the run-up to leadership transition of the 18th Party Congress, scheduled for November 8. The state-run Global Times reports that the rear windows of Beijing taxis are locked until further notice to prevent passengers from “handing out leaflets with adverse information.” The notice below, posted to Weibo by @luhualuhua (@卢桦), instructs cabbies on this “zero spread rule” and other regulations: [...]
So fearful these supposedly powerful CCP oligarchs are of even things like handbills and ping pong balls… pathetic.
If the child locks are engaged and there’s an accident, how will you get out of the car? Do you have to wait to be rescued?