Taiwan has become the latest city to take issue with taxi app Uber.
The country’s Ministry of Transportation and Communications has threatened to ban Uber for operating without a licence.
The taxi app has been issued with over T$3m (£60,823) in fines already.
Taiwan is among a host of other places including Spain, Delhi and Thailand which have clamped down on Uber.
The controversial taxi app, which operates in 200 cities across 53 countries, got a rumoured $600m investment from China’s Google, Baidu, last week.
Earlier this month, the app was valued at over $40bn after raising $1.2bn in a Series E round with investors including the Qatar Investment Authority.
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