Burkina: The new taxi drivers’ union asks for government support to regulate gas taxis.

Burkina: The new taxi drivers’ union asks for government support to regulate gas taxis.

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Published on 2024-04-11 15:55:51

Burkina Faso: The new taxi drivers’ union calls on the government to support the normalization of gas taxis.

Ouagadougou, April 11, 2024 (Africa Links 24) – The new bureau of the Burkina Faso taxi drivers’ federation has requested the support of the Minister of Transport and Urban Mobility, Roland Somda, to normalize taxis that have been converted to use butane gas.

“The federation has requested the support of the head of the Transport department in the process of normalizing gas taxis, which are transitioning to diesel,” reported the communication service of the Ministry responsible for transportation and urban mobility.

Minister Somda “praised the professionalism of the association and encouraged them to continue in this dynamic,” the same source indicated.

Burkina Faso News Agency

The new bureau of the taxi drivers’ union in Burkina Faso is seeking assistance from the government in normalizing the use of gas in taxis that have undergone modifications. These taxis are in the process of transitioning from gas to diesel, and the union is looking for support from the Minister of Transport and Urban Mobility, Roland Somda.

The Minister, in response to the union’s request, commended their professionalism and encouraged them to continue their efforts in this direction. This collaboration between the union and the government aims to ensure that the use of gas in taxis is regulated and normalized in Burkina Faso.

The transition from gas to diesel in taxis is a significant step towards reducing emissions and promoting sustainable transportation practices in the country. By seeking support from the government, the taxi drivers’ union is taking proactive steps to contribute to a cleaner and more environmentally-friendly transportation system in Burkina Faso.

Overall, the efforts of the new bureau of the taxi drivers’ union in Burkina Faso reflect a commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility in the transportation sector. With the support of the government, they are working towards normalizing the use of gas in taxis and promoting a more eco-friendly approach to urban mobility in the country.

Read the original article(French) on Agence d’Information du Burkina

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