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Wednesday 11 June 2014 9:50 am  |  Updated:  Wednesday 29 May 2019 9:20 pm

In pictures: Uber cab protests in London and the rest of Europe

By: Lynsey Barber

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European cities have come to a standstill as cab drivers protest against the rise of taxi apps such as Uber.

Uber customers can hail a ride using their smartphone, which will show them the nearest vehicle available, rather than having to flag a cab.

London, Barcelona, Madrid, Rome, Paris and Berlin have suffered traffic disruption due to the demonstration.

Here's how the protest is looking on London's traffic cameras.

Spain

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France

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Italy

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And the Metropolitan Police helicopter shared this view from above on Twitter

More #UberTAXI #uber taxi demo on Whitehall. @MetPoliceEvents pic.twitter.com/Bxfqgy4fCF

— MPS Helicopters (@MPSinthesky) June 11, 2014

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