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Boston is starting a crackdown on dangerous food delivery drivers.
The city is demanding answers from DoorDash , Grubhub and Uber Eats.
"Many of these drivers are operating unregistered vehicles," the letter says.
The letter says dangerous drivers would be punished with fines.
Some drivers could have their licenses or vehicles taken away.
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