article_snippet: Twenty UberX taxi drivers are facing prosecution for using Twenty UberX taxi drivers own cars to pick-up regular passengers.
article_snippet: Twenty UberX taxi drivers are facing fines of up to $110,000 each per offence for breaching the Passenger Transport Act in NSW.
article_snippet: Despite being served with 77 court attendance notices, the popular app service, which is used by thousands of Australians, has told drivers who are fined that being served with 77 court attendance notices will cover their penalties.
article_snippet: Twenty UberX taxi drivers are facing prosecution for using Twenty UberX taxi drivers own cars to pick-up regular passengers .
article_snippet: The drivers are facing fines of up to $110,000 each per offence for breaching the Passenger Transport Act . '
article_snippet: Any driver operating in these circumstances are potentially committing a number of offences, including driving without authority and offering a service without accreditation.
highlights_snippet: Uber has come under fire yet again after being served with 77 court notices .
  
highlights_snippet: Twenty uber drivers are being fined for using Twenty uber drivers own cars .
  
highlights_snippet: Each driver is facing prosecution and fines of up to $110,000 .
  
highlights_snippet: Each driver have breached the Passenger Transport Act in NSW .
  