A recent Uber survey in Hong Kong revealed that 90% of 10,009 surveyed passengers find the proposed 10,000-permit cap for ride-hailing vehicles to be "very insufficient." The survey also indicated that nearly 75% of 4,569 drivers are extremely concerned the cap will negatively impact their livelihoods. Uber is using these findings to lobby against the government's plan to regulate ride-hailing services, which is expected to be discussed before the Legislative Council's summer recess in July. AI
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