70,000 taxis operate in Seoul, where drivers work 12-hour shifts and complete 20 to 30 trips daily to earn a meager income.
Synopsis
70,000 taxis operate in Seoul, where drivers work 12-hour shifts and complete 20 to 30 trips daily to earn a meager income.
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Synopsis
Seoul's streets teem with activity as taxi drivers work long hours to earn a living. Each driver navigates a busy city filled with 70,000 taxis, including 20,000 corporate and 40,000 private vehicles. Many drivers endure 12-hour shifts, completing 20 to 30 trips daily. After paying their companies between 80 to 100 dollars, their earnings remain low. 'Taxi Blues' captures their daily experiences and the stories of passengers who share the ride, revealing the challenges faced in this demanding profession.
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Why Watch
- Meet the taxi drivers of Seoul's bustling streets.
- Find out how much drivers earn after expenses.
- See the variety of passengers in the backseat.
Did You Know
- Seoul has 70,000 taxis operating in the city.
- Taxi drivers work 12-hour shifts and complete 20 to 30 trips daily.
- Drivers pay their taxi companies between 80 to 100 dollars daily.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many taxis operate in Seoul?
There are 70 thousand taxis operating in Seoul, including 20 thousand corporate taxis and 40 thousand private taxis.
What is the typical shift length for taxi drivers in Seoul?
Taxi drivers in Seoul typically work grueling 12-hour shifts.
How much do taxi drivers pay to their companies in Seoul?
Taxi drivers in Seoul pay between 80 to 100 dollars to their taxi companies.
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