Tehran Municipality to Receive 1% of Ride-Hailing Revenue; Details of New City Council Resolution

The Tehran City Council has approved an important resolution to collect 1% of ride-hailing revenue. This move aims to support the development of public transportation and urban infrastructure. Following the council's approval, 1% of ride-hailing revenue will be transferred to the Tehran Municipality. This resolution is part of the Tehran City Council's approach to ...

0 Posted by: Majid Amiri on October 22, 1405 at 13:18

In an important resolution, Tehran city council approved receiving 1% of the income of internet taxis. This action is done with the aim of helping the development of public transportation and urban infrastructure.

With the approval of the Tehran City Council, one percent of the income of Internet taxis will go to the municipality. This resolution is part of Tehran City Council's approach to create sustainable sources of income for urban infrastructure development. The city council believes that such a decision has a significant potential to improve the public transportation situation in Tehran due to the increasing use of internet taxis in the metropolis of Tehran.

Details of the new resolution of Tehran City Council

In the recent meeting, the Islamic Council of Tehran approved Article 18 of the project "Obliging Tehran Municipality to formulate the mechanism and rules for managing and organizing smart transportation in Tehran". According to this resolution, Tehran municipality is allowed to receive 1% of the income of internet taxi companies operating in the capital, such as Snap and Tapsi. This amount is specifically deducted from the company's income and will not include the drivers' earnings.

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Abolfazl Zohrevand, head of the Transport, Traffic and Construction Commission of Tehran City Council, emphasized that the funds will be fully spent on the development and improvement of the public transport fleet, including buses and subways. This resolution is part of the city council's broader plan to stabilize public transportation revenue sources and improve traffic flow in the capital. The mayor of Tehran can also make suggestions to amend or complete this resolution if necessary.