Hong Kong’s government has announced plans to crack down on unauthorised ride-hailing services, in a move welcomed by taxi industry representatives who threatened a strike last month. Following a meeting with industry representatives on Wednesday, the Transport and Logistics Bureau said it would review legislation to regulate ride-hailing services – such as Uber – “so that only taxis and vehicles with hire car permits can provide services through the platform, with a view to combating illegal activities.” The government will present its findings to the Legislative Council, the industry, and ot…