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Taxis · United KingdomThe Parliamentary Taxi & Private Hire Awards, now in its illustrious fifth year and proudly supported by taxi app FREENOW, are set to unfold once again. This prestigious event is now accepting nominations, with the deadline set for May 23 2024. This initiative provides Members of Parliament an exclusive opportunity to honour drivers from their constituencies who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and service beyond their usual duties. Dr…See the Story
Parliamentary Taxi and Private Hire Awards gears up for 2024 nominations
Hythe, England · HytheHampshire Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious assault in Hythe, which left a man with significant facial injuries. The incident occurred early on Sunday, 17 March, between 1.20am and 1.30am on New Road, a known taxi queue spot. The assault began when the victim, a 40-year-old man, was struck by an assailant while waiting for a taxi. Initially dazed by the impact, the victim was hit a second time upon regaining his stance, res…See the Story
Hampshire Assault: Police seek witnesses after taxi queue incident
United Kingdom · United KingdomIn a recent session of the Northern Ireland Assembly, the costs associated with transporting pupils with special educational needs (SEN) were brought to the forefront during a debate on the 'Home to School Transport Policy'. Cheryl Brownlee of the DUP raised a critical question regarding the financial burden of SEN transport and taxi services. Paul Givan, responding on behalf of the DUP, revealed that the government spent just under £34 million…See the Story
Northern Ireland’s annual spend on SEN pupil taxi transport nears £34 million confirms minister
Taxis · United KingdomAirports across the UK have implemented a broad spectrum of fees for drop-offs and pick-ups, sparking a significant conversation about the impact on passengers and the taxi industry. Our analysis of current rates reveals a complex picture, with some airports charging substantially more than others, which could influence both consumer behaviour and the dynamics of taxi services. Steep Fees at Major Hubs: Heathrow and Stansted Lead the Way Amon…See the Story
Time to reduce taxi airport fees? UK's varied drop-off and pick-up fees and how it impacts passengers
Taxis · ManchesterA recent enforcement action against a Private Hire Vehicle (PHV) driver in Manchester for not wearing a seatbelt has cast a spotlight on the unique seatbelt regulations that govern the UK's taxi and PHV industry. The incident occurred when a Greater Manchester Police (GMP) Motorcycle Unit officer observed the driver without a seatbelt and advised compliance, which the driver did not follow, leading to further police intervention. UK regulatio…See the Story
DO YOU KNOW THE LAW? Taxi and PHV seatbelt rules under scrutiny after refusal incident
United Kingdom · United KingdomNewcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council considered proposed amendments to the Taxi Licensing Policy that would adjust regulations concerning the tinted windows of hackney carriages and private hire vehicles. The move comes as the current policy is seen as outdated in light of new vehicle manufacturing trends and Department for Transport (DfT) guidelines. Under the existing regulations, established in 2019, taxi vehicles must not have rear passen…See the Story
Council mulls over change to tinted windows regulations for its taxi services
United Kingdom · United KingdomNewcastle-under-Lyme taxi fares are poised for a sharp increase, with some journeys potentially costing almost a quarter more than current rates. This hike is primarily attributed to escalating operating expenses faced by drivers. During a daytime trip, the cost for a two-mile journey in a Hackney carriage will jump by 24.3%, escalating from £5.55 to £6.90. Similarly, the rate for the same distance at night will see an increase of 18.2%, ris…See the Story
Newcastle-under-Lyme taxi fares set to surge by 25% due to rising operational costs
Manchester, England · ManchesterA Private Hire Vehicle (PHV) driver was reported by the police after refusing to wear a seatbelt in the Manchester area. The incident unfolded when a GMP Motorcycle Unit officer observed the driver operating the vehicle without a seatbelt on Park Road, Stretford. Initial advice was given to the driver to rectify the situation by fastening the seatbelt. However, the driver chose to ignore this safety directive, leading to further police action. …See the Story