The Justice of São Paulo, at the request of the Public Prosecution Service of São Paulo, decided to archive the investigation About possible crimes of disobedience by transportation companies by Uber and 99 for offering the motorcycle taxi service in the city of São Paulo, last Tuesday (20).
The case was investigated by the Department of Citizenship Protection Police (DPPC) and, after the completion of all due diligence, the police inquiry was reported and referred to the judiciary, which decided to file the case.
The investigation began in January this year, based on criminal news presented by the city of São Paulo, against 99 by Failure to comply with the decree that prohibits the motorcycle taxi service in the state capital.
Uber, 99, City Hall and Justice
The issue involving motorcycle taxi services has been debated again in recent weeks.
Last Thursday (20), Procon notified Uber and 99 to explain, within 48 hours of the supply of mototaxi service in the city.
The municipality mentions that the availability of the sport, even with the provisional suspension of justice, appears “disobedience to a court decision and still without regulation by the city of São Paulo”.
Last Friday (16), the São Paulo Court of Justice accepted an appeal from the municipal administration and provisionally suspended the motorcycle taxation service in the capital, until the case is definitively judged.
Even after the suspension of the sport, AAS Companies 99 and Uber continue to operate motorcycle taxi services in the state capital.
This content was originally published in justice archives 99 and Uber disobedience investigation by mototaxi on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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