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China Legalizes Online Car Booking Services
36Kr.com, 7/28/16
China's Ministry of Transport (MOT) and six other government ministries have jointly published the "Preliminary Rules on the Management of Online Car Booking," which effectively legalizes online car booking services. Read More
China Issues Mobile Car Hire Service Regulations
Ministry of Transport, 10/10/15
China's Ministry of Transportation (MOT) today released regulations for operating online and mobile car hire services which will be implemented beginning November 9 this year. Read More
Rumor: China to Issue Online Car Hire Service Regulations
DoNews, 9/10/15
China's Ministry of Transport and other relevant state agencies may release new rules, the "Temporary Management Methods for Online Vehicle Reservation Operators," governing the mobile car hire industry as early as next week, according to an industry source. Read More
China Bans Ride-sharing Apps, Allows High-end Car Hire Services
Zgjtb.com, 1/08/15
Addressing the explosion of high-end car hire and ride sharing apps in China, China's Ministry of Transport (MOT) has stated that hailing high-end and professional drivers through mobile apps in China is legal and useful to the diversification of the country's transportation market. Read More
Chinese Authorities Require GPS for Transport Enterprises
PR Newswire Asia, 5/23/11
Zhengzhou-based set-top box and GPS solutions provider ZST Digital Networks (Nasdaq: ZSTN) today announced that several Chinese government regulatory bodies, including China's Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Public Security, State Administration of Work Safety and Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), have issued new regulations relating to supervision of road transport vehicles in China. Read More
MII Merger Plan Unveiled
Xinhuanet, 3/11/08
Under the State Council Reorganization Plan revealed today, the Ministry of Information Industry (MII) will merge with the Commission of Science Technology and Industry for National Defense (COSTIND), the State Council Informatization Office, and the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration, to form the new Ministry of Industry and Information. Read More
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