VTC Companies to Take Government to Court Over New Law: “We Won’t Let Ourselves Be Killed”

VTC companies’ association, Unauto, announced on Wednesday its intention to challenge the new law that the Catalan Government is preparing to regulate the activities of both VTC companies and taxi services in Catalonia. Unauto stated, “We won’t let ourselves be killed. It’s an abuse of power.” This move comes amidst growing tensions between VTC companies and the government over proposed regulations. Unauto believes that the new law unfairly targets their sector while favoring traditional taxi services. The association is determined to fight back in court to protect its interests and rights. Unauto argues that the proposed law is a threat to their businesses and an overreach of governmental authority. Their decision to take legal action reflects their commitment to resisting what they perceive as an unjust and harmful regulation. The legal battle between VTC companies and the Catalan Government is expected to be contentious and drawn out, with both sides preparing for a protracted fight. Unauto’s defiance and determination to challenge the law demonstrate the high stakes involved in this regulatory conflict. The outcome of this legal battle will have significant implications for the future of VTC companies and their operations in Catalonia. Unauto’s stance sends a clear message that they are ready to defend their industry against what they view as oppressive and discriminatory regulation.