Taxi owners in Athens begin a two-day strike over government policies, demanding a meeting with the Prime Minister and protesting issues from electric vehicle transition to unfair competition

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The mobilization is intended to protest what the union describes as an increasingly hostile approach by the government toward the taxi sector.

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Taxi drivers in Athens and Thessaloniki are staging new strike actions on January 20–21, protesting transport reforms, tax policy, and what they describe as unfair competition from private hire and multinational platforms.

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Taxi unions plan nationwide work stoppage, citing unfair competition, forced electrification, and tax pressures, while holding an industry briefing to push for government action

Greek taxi drivers continued their strike for a third straight day, planning a convoy toward the prime minister’s office as they protest new government measures, including mandatory electrification of their vehicles.

Taxi drivers in Greece’s capital have announced a 48-hour strike starting Tuesday, citing tax issues, electric vehicle mandates, and what they describe as unfair competition, with further rolling walkouts possible.

As part of the mobilization, taxi drivers will hold daily rallies at 10:00 a.m., followed by marches to the Ministry of Transport.

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Taxi union to decide on repeated 48-hour strikes amid disputes over EV transition, ride-hailing competition, and bus lane access

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Vendors want to be taxed based on working 150 to 180 days a year, and not the current 350