The first online ride-hailing driver standard was released： those with three types of illegal records were prohibited from entering

　　The barriers to entry for ride-hailing drivers have been vague, leading to many people with criminal convictions entering the industry, and this situation is about to change. Yesterday, the Sharing Economy Working Committee of the Internet Association of China and Didi Chuxing released the standards for banning mobile drivers. For the first time, the "negative list" of online ride-hailing drivers’ qualifications has been clarified. People with major, violent and endangering public safety crimes, serious public security violations, traffic safety violations and other three categories of illegal and criminal records, as well as mental illness, will be vetoed and banned from entering the mobile travel platform.

　　Yes.Three types of illegal recorders are prohibited from entering

　　Mobility has made the concept of the sharing economy deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. A variety of online car-hailing such as special cars, express cars, and ride-hailing have enriched people’s travel methods. At the same time, the issue of standardized management of drivers on mobile travel platforms has also attracted much attention. After in-depth investigation and study of the employment restrictions of former citizens, reference to the background review mechanism of the domestic and foreign transportation industry, and extensive solicitation of opinions from experts, scholars, and relevant departments, the Sharing Economy Working Committee joined hands with Didi to clarify the background review system for online car-hailing drivers, and formulated the standard for banning online car-hailing drivers.

　　According to reports, the ban is mainly aimed at those who have major, violent, potentially violent and endangering public safety crimes, serious public security violations and traffic violations records. In addition to the fugitives, there are kidnapping, robbery, theft, drug abuse, rape, indecent assault, intentional injury, affray, intentional homicide, endangering national security and other criminal records, as well as illegal restrictions on the personal freedom of others in violation of the Public Security Administration Punishment Law and traffic safety violations.

　　Previously, the Shenzhen Municipal Transportation Commission recommended that online car-hailing platforms restrict some people with criminal convictions (mainly violent crimes, rape and other criminal convictions), those who pose a greater threat to the safety of online car-hailing, and those who are being arrested by the public security organs. Fugitives, drug drivers, and mental patients who may cause accidents are registered as online car-hailing drivers to ensure the safety of passengers’ travel.

　　Other ex-convicts are not included

　　At the end of March this year, the Shenzhen Municipal Transportation Commission jointly interviewed five online car-hailing platforms including Didi and Uber. The committee pointed out that after preliminary investigation, 3,086 online car-hailing drivers were found to have drug abuse and major criminal convictions, and asked all platforms to complete the discharge of these drivers before April 10. The incident has aroused widespread concern in the society, and for a time, a discussion on whether it is possible to drive online car-hailing with a criminal record has been launched in the society and industry. Many lawyers believe that it is illegal to clear those with a criminal record, and it is suspected of discriminating against the labor rights of those who have been released from prison. Some citizens, especially female citizens, expressed support for the discharge of drivers with criminal convictions.

　　In the eyes of the outside world, this criminal record screening system announced by the Sharing Economy Committee and Didi removes those who have potential threats to the safety of passengers and property, and also ensures the employment rights of other citizens with previous convictions in addition to these three types of criminal records. It has a certain role in promoting the establishment of a sound criminal record and credit and professional access system in our country.

　　"Three Certificates" can only be registered if they are real.

　　At present, Didi is the only travel platform in the industry that cooperates with relevant state departments and jointly conducts criminal record screening. Drivers and car owners need to provide "ID card", "driver’s license" and "vehicle driving license" information when registering a Didi account. Only if all three certificates are true and valid can the registration be successful.

　　At the same time, Didi has also cooperated with relevant departments to conduct real-time comprehensive inquiries and comparisons with the public security organs in the National Criminal Information System, the National Fugitive Information System, the Drug Suspects Database, the Public Security Traffic Management Comprehensive Application Platform, and the Severe Psychiatric Patient Management Comprehensive Information System, so as to prevent the above three categories of former convicts who may threaten the safety of passengers from entering the platform.

　　Didi Chuxing said that as the world’s largest one-stop travel platform, Didi has been committed to providing passengers with the safest and most reliable travel experience. Since its establishment, Didi has established strict vehicle and driver access standards. At present, Didi has worked closely with relevant departments in many countries to conduct strict review and screening of platform drivers and car owners, and remove the above-mentioned personnel who may threaten the safety of passengers from entering the platform as drivers.

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　　Illegal cases of online car-hailing drivers

　　On the evening of May 2, a 24-year-old female teacher in Shenzhen was on her way back to school on an online ride-hailing ride when she was taken to a remote place by the driver to rob and kill her body. Later, Weibo, the publisher of the online ride-hailing platform, confirmed that the alleged offender used a real ID card, driver’s license and driving license when registering, but the license plate of the vehicle at the time of the incident was forged.

　　On May 1, four girls in Haikou found the driver masturbating while driving while riding an online taxi. In horror, the girls uploaded a video of the driver’s indecent behavior to the Internet

　　Network, and announced the driver’s phone number and license plate, calling on everyone to pay attention to the safety of the ride. Subsequently, the online ride-hailing platform made a permanent ban on the driver.

　　On April 25, the media reported an incident in which a female passenger was beaten by the driver of the special car. The passenger, Ms. Yang, called a car through the special car app, "the driver’s attitude is not good, and he has been complaining that the location is not easy to find." After arriving at the destination, Ms. Yang gave a "one-star" bad review when checking out with the mobile phone app. Who knew that the driver was dissatisfied with this and then beat the passenger.