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> You think it is for safety Yes. I cannot look up the actual regulations for Italy, since i don't speak italian, but i know that the licenses at least require
by Mithaldu 10y ago
> You think it is for safety
Yes. I cannot look up the actual regulations for Italy, since i don't speak italian, but i know that the licenses at least require a written test. I also know that in Germany for example the regulations are extremely strict. I expect the italian ones to fall somewhere between the us and german regulations.
E: http://www.italy.army.mil/visitor_transportation.asp http://www.italy.army.mil/visitor_transportation.asp states about taxis: "Taxi drivers must be properly licensed and insured and their vehicles inspected for safety."
> seeing that normal cabbies drive like maniacs in cars where the seatbelts do not actually work a lot of the time while they still have the official license
In Italy?