When taxiing in Nanjing recently, if there is a red WiFi signal sign on the front, there is a hint “The car has covered free WiFi” in the cab, and there is a WiFi hotspot name and password. Yes, you are on the WiFi signal. taxi.

Recently, the North China Taxi Company installed WiFi equipment on 100 taxis to provide free Internet access for passengers.

100 taxis took the lead to test the water. The passengers reported that the 100 drivers of the China North Star Service Team had stabilized the speed. They recently received mini-WiFi devices. The device is like a miniature version of a mobile phone. The switch on the panel controls the network connection and disconnection.

The Modern Express reporter also sat on a taxi carrying a WiFi network. Once I got on the car, I saw the WiFi name and password posted in the car, entered the password, and soon connected to the Internet. The reporter opened the microblogging client, refreshed the page, and found that the update was fast and the network link was easily opened.

The driver Jiang Liping told reporters that after each passenger boarded the car, he would inform the other that the car had WiFi. Two days ago, he took a passenger from Nanjing to Nanjing to meet at Nanjing South Railway Station. I heard that there was a WiFi network on the car. The passenger took out his mobile phone and checked the e-mail. He also read the news and later lamented: “The taxi in Nanjing is really western and WiFi is fast.”

Receive e-mails, read news, swipe microblogs, check routes, passengers who drive far can play games for a while, but cannot download videos. Master Jiang said that the car WiFi can meet the passengers' general network demand, and most passengers report that the network speed is stable. However, car WiFi may be upgraded to 4G network.