SINGAPORE - A cabby has been asked to remove from his taxi a sticker bearing the name of a pornographic website.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - A cabby has been asked to remove from his taxi a sticker bearing the name of a pornographic website.
The sticker shows the name of a website that produces videos of drivers and passengers engaged in sexual acts in taxis. "There is no provision that covers car decals except for what can be advertised on a taxi," said lawyer Gloria James-Civetta, head lawyer at Gloria James-Civetta & Co.
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