Shanghai drafts taxi rules to promote autonomous driving

The significance here is less the taxi rulebook itself than the city's willingness to name blockchain and AI as public-service infrastructure rather than as a crypto-adjacent curiosity — a framing that matters for RWA and enterprise-blockchain builders watching Chinese municipal procurement signals. Because this is a draft open for public comment, its practical reach is still undetermined. What's worth watching is whether the language survives into final rules, and whether other cities mirror the approach.