VOICED: Cairo's ageing taxis driving into history books

The video discusses Cairo's aging taxi fleet and a government initiative to replace old taxis with newer models to reduce pollution and improve traffic. The government offers a buyback scheme and financial incentives, but many drivers find these insufficient due to high costs and financial risks. The environmental benefits include reduced pollution, as taxis contribute significantly to emissions. However, the focus on taxis raises concerns about the potential negative impact on drivers' livelihoods.

Why do some taxi drivers feel that the government's financial incentives are insufficient?

What are the main benefits the government claims will result from replacing the old taxi fleet?