Here we go again. New protests against Uber, Cabify and DiDi have led taxi drivers and other drivers to block both entrances of Terminal 2 at Cancun International Airport (CUN).
This time, local drivers demanded that the rideshare platforms comply with Quintana Roo’s mobility regulations and stay away from the airport.
Demonstrators departed from Cancun, Tulum and Solidaridad early in the morning but arrived at the airport until around noon because the caravan was moving in bumper-to-bumper traffic, aiming to disrupt operations or at least complicate passenger flow.
As a result, travelers heading to the airport had to exit their vehicles and walk to the terminal to avoid missing
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