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Q: Is there a test to become a taxi driver in Beijing?

Do they have to take any kind of test? So often I just get blank stares and when I ask if they are new to the profession they usually say no, they've been doing it for ages. Or does the landscape of the city change so much that places get called different names?

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you know the bumper cars at the park the kids play on , that is actuely the taxi driver test centersurprise

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how to spot a tourist @ a 100 metres.

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