Registered drip drivers are not allowed to use other people's cars. They must be motor vehicles under their own names before they can be registered as drip drivers.

Didi Chuxing is a one-stop travel platform, covering taxis, special cars, Didi Express, hitchhiking, driving and buses. It was renamed from "Didi Taxi" on September 9, 20 15. On August 26, Didi issued a statement on the murder of the rider in Yueqing, and decided to take off the rider business nationwide from 0: 00 on August 27, re-evaluate the business model and product logic internally, and remove the post of general manager of Huangshunfeng Business Department and vice president of Jinhong Customer Service.

Extended data:

Policy supervision:

Administrative Punishment: On April 5, 2005, Chen Chao, the owner of Jinan Didi Special Car, was punished, and the appeal case will be heard in the People's Court of Central District of Jinan, which is also the first administrative punishment case of providing special car service in China. The trial result may give a clear identity to the special car that has been in the legal gray area.

On May 18 and 16, Zhuhai Traffic Enforcement Bureau informed that Didi Chuxing had engaged in online car rental business activities without going through the business license filing procedures in Zhuhai, and issued five administrative penalty decisions, with a fine of 30,000 yuan.

Investigation: 2065438+On March 29th, 2006, Chen Chaohui, deputy director of the Office of Shanghai Traffic Law Enforcement Corps, said in an interview with the media recently that the investigation on online carpooling platforms would be intensified in the near future. At the same time, according to the Regulations of Shanghai Municipality on Taxi Management and the Measures of Shanghai Municipality on Investigating and Handling Illegal Passenger Transport of Vehicles, Didi was placed on file for investigation.

2065438+On May 2, 2007, Hangzhou Transportation Management Bureau delivered an administrative penalty decision to Tianjin Didi Travel Headquarters, and Hangzhou decided to impose a fine of 5,000 yuan on it, because it failed to implement the "Management Rules for Online Booking of Taxi and Private Passenger Cars in Hangzhou" and stopped taking orders without authorization.