KZN Taxi Strike | Commuters left stranded

The KwaZulu-Natal provincial government has warned that it won't allow the long distance taxi association to bully them.
The strike by the taxi operators in Durban entered its fifth day today, and continues to leave thousands of commuters stranded.
The impasse comes after taxi owners went on strike to demand that the department of transport release about one hundred impounded taxis and also issue them with operating permits.
The department of Transport on the other hand, has accused operators of refusing to collect their permits.
Some striking taxi operators are believed to have blockaded major routes during peak hour traffic, which has caused chaos on the city's roads.
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