Overview
- Checkpoints at IFEVI entrances led to at least six VTCs being cited, including two vehicles that were towed and immobilized, according to police figures.
- Enforcement focused on journeys between Vigo and the Conxemar venue that regional regulations prohibit for VTC operators.
- The Local Police used a Ministry of Transport tool to view trip origins, destinations and travel histories to document infractions.
- Taxi groups that had prepared protests stood down after sanctions were issued, with Élite Taxi Vigo saying officers did their job.
- Despite the controls, Uber continued offering morning rides priced above €25 due to high demand, and most VTC cars in Vigo are owned by Madrid-based firms registered in Galicia this year.