PRAGUE : Hundreds of Czech taxi drivers are blocking a major road in downtown Prague to demand higher pay and protest alternative services such as Uber.
The protest began earlier today with drivers blocking two of the three lines in both directions on a key road near Prague's Central Station, causing significant traffic delays.
The protest comes after talks between a company representing the drivers and City Hall collapsed at the end of 2015.
Prague Mayor Adriana Krnacova says the drivers have no real reason to protest.
The protest began earlier today with drivers blocking two of the three lines in both directions on a key road near Prague's Central Station, causing significant traffic delays.
The protest comes after talks between a company representing the drivers and City Hall collapsed at the end of 2015.
Prague Mayor Adriana Krnacova says the drivers have no real reason to protest.
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