The Alexandria Traffic Authority has begun licensing three-wheeled tuk-tuks in the governorate’s western-most districts, head of the vehicle stationing department Sherif Roushdy said, according to Al Masry Al Youm. So far, 122 of the governorate’s estimated 25k tuk-tuks were licensed to operate set routes, with licensing fees set at EGP 400. The licensing drive suggests that the temporary freeze on new tuk-tuk licenses, ordered by Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly last month, may have been lifted.
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