Indonesian policy set to boost app-based services
Uber's entry has angered regular taxi companies not only in Indonesia but in several countries around the world
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- Jakarta's constraints
- Public transport
- Rental vehicles
- Uber's niche
- Government's early intervention
- Motorbike taxis
- Streamlining policy
- Innovate or perish
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_350.jpg "A traditional bajaj taxi takes part in a protest rally for ban on online taxi apps in Jakarta (Reuters/Darren Whiteside)")