Core Viewpoint - Four internet freight platforms, including Manbang Group, Huolala, Didi Delivery, and Kuaigou, signed a self-regulatory convention to protect the legal rights of truck drivers, committing to block ultra-low freight sources and ensure timely payment of freight [1][3][4]. Group 1: Self-Regulatory Commitments - The companies will implement measures such as prepayment of freight by shippers, purchasing freight compensation insurance, and ensuring timely payment to help drivers receive their earnings fully and promptly [1][3]. - They will not link driver earnings withdrawal to platform behavior metrics or delay payments to drivers [1][4]. - The platforms will publicly disclose pricing rules, reduce excessive fees and commission rates, and ensure drivers are compensated for actual mileage without deductions [1][4]. Group 2: Monitoring and Accountability - The companies will actively monitor and evaluate transportation costs to establish a mechanism to block freight sources that are significantly below cost [3][4]. - They will restrict accounts of shippers who post false freight information or maliciously delay payments, sharing a blacklist of untrustworthy shippers across platforms [3][4]. - A "sunshine action" will be continuously conducted to ensure transparency in commission practices [3][4]. Group 3: Driver Support and Communication - The platforms will ensure rapid verification and handling of complaints received through the 12328 hotline, aiming to maximize resolution rates and driver satisfaction [4]. - They will establish channels for drivers to express their needs and concerns, including driver forums and community engagements, to foster communication and resolve disputes [4]. - The companies will revise management rules regarding driver behavior and service metrics to prioritize the protection of driver rights [4].