London Enforces Heavy Fines on Unsanctioned Rideshare Drivers

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London fines drivers $1,000 for first offenses and $2,000 for subsequent ones
Private rides must be booked through approved apps for safety
Enforcement targets unlicensed drivers offering rides for cash
Focus on safety measures provided by official ride-hailing apps
Potential for stricter regulations on private vehicle-for-hire drivers

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