The reporter learned from the Shanghai Municipal Transportation Commission's Law Enforcement Corps that in order to further advance the fourth phase of the city's online car-hailing collaborative supervision and special rectification work, consolidate the main responsibility of online car-hailing platforms for production safety, and continue to consolidate the results of the “major inspection, overhaul, and negotiation” special management, on the afternoon of August 3, the municipal traffic management department concentrated on interviewing 12 online car-hailing platforms and simultaneously issued the first batch of centralized administrative penalty decisions for online car-hailing platforms. According to reports, since July 14 of this year, the Municipal Transportation Commission's Law Enforcement Corps has set up a task force to rectify online car-hailing platforms to fully launch the traceability investigation and punishment of illegal acts on platforms. The first batch of penalty cases was based on illegal passenger transport cases filed from June 1 to June 30, 2026, as the basis for investigation. A total of 479 vehicles operated in violation of compliance were investigated and locked down. The platforms involved covered 12 online car-hailing platforms operated in Shanghai, including Didi, Xiangdao, Cao Cao, and T3.

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