Uber office was attacked by Hong Kong police 5 drivers arrested

Uber is the world's leading real-time car software, now covering more than 300 cities in 55 countries around the world. Uber aims to make everyone safer and more comfortable, making the city more convenient and faster. However, this software depends on the government's boycott, which should affect the order of the taxi industry. Hong Kong taxi drivers have protested that Uber has affected their livelihood. In addition to Hong Kong, Uber faces the same problems in other countries and regions around the world. Uber has not yet commented on this. In May of this year, the Chinese mainland regulatory authorities also raided the Uber office because of “illegal operations”. In mainland China, Uber, which is valued at more than $51 billion, is a latecomer. The local leading taxi application is fast for local companies, with a market share of about 90%. China's research firm Ereli predicts that the number of Chinese taxi users will double to 45 million this year compared to 2013.