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WEBTfL generates over £23m from taxi and private hire licensing in last financial year. Transport for London (TfL) has revealed it made over £23 million in revenue through taxi and private hire licensing in the 2023/2024... TaxiPoint is the UK’s dedicated taxi trade news website. We publish independently and impartially to all corners of the ...
£5,000 LEVC taxi scrappage offer aimed to help taxi drivers in …
WEB1 day ago · LEVC Brewery Road’s £5,000 scrappage deal, designed to help taxi drivers in London and the North West switch to zero-emission vehicles is set to end in the next week.The limited-time offer is focused on encouraging drivers to replace their older diesel cabs with the more eco-friendly TX model.The offer arrives as the taxi industry faces a steep decline in driver numbers.
TFL INSPECTION: Retrofitting of London TX4 taxis moves closer to …
WEB1 day ago · HJS Emissions Technology has announced that Transport for London (TfL) is now inspecting the TX4 taxi, a move that could soon see the vehicle enter the final 5,000 miles of durability testing.The milestone, shared via social media, signals that the retrofitting programme is progressing.This development follows successful tests at Millbrook Proving Ground earlier this year.
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WEBABOUT US. TaxiPoint has been part of the UK taxi industry since summer 2017 and has become a vital cog in the industry’s communication. Founded in 2017 by Perry, a London black cab driver, the vision has always been to deliver professional and impartial trade journalism. Lindsey, a sales and relationship manager, joined soon after, as ...
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WEBTfL’s taxi and private hire licensing team expands by 14% over last two years as demand for minicab licences rockets. Transport for London’s (TfL) Taxi and Private Hire (TPH) licensing department now operates with a team of 161 staff members, tasked with... Perry Richardson. 1 day ago.
TAXIPOINT MAGAZINE: August edition unveils taxi ... - TaxiPoint …
WEBAug 5, 2024 · The latest issue of TaxiPoint Magazine dives deep into the key issues stirring the UK taxi industry.In the August 2024 edition, several hot topics and debates are brought to the fore, providing insights and updates crucial to both drivers and passengers alike.RANGE FOCUSED: Evolution of the LEVC TXWe examine the journey of the LEVC TX, tracking its evolution from its first generation to the ...
TaxiPoint unveils insightful January 2024 edition: A deep dive into …
WEBIn its latest January 2024 issue, TaxiPoint, the most widely read publication in the taxi industry, has once again provided a comprehensive overview of the sector's evolving landscape. The 57th edition, available for free, covers a wide array of topics, offering valuable insights into the future of taxi services in the UK.The magazine delves into the burgeoning field of autonomous taxis.
How does Wolverhampton's dominance in private hire vehicle …
WEB1 day ago · Wolverhampton's private hire vehicle (PHV) industry has seen significant growth, and the latest figures from the Department for Transport (DfT) confirm its dominance. As of April 2024, the City of Wolverhampton Council is responsible for licensing over 42,000 PHV drivers. This rise in numbers is no small feat, with Wolverhampton overseeing a 30% increase in licensed drivers between 2023 and ...
TaxiPoint Magazine March Edition: Exclusive must ... - TaxiPoint …
WEBMar 4, 2024 · TaxiPoint, the UK's premier taxi industry news source, has unveiled its 59th edition this March, bringing to the forefront a series of compelling articles that analyse the landscape of the UK’s taxi services. With a keen eye on both national and regional developments, this edition promises insights into the evolving dynamics of the industry.In an industry exclusive, Uber reveals the steady ...
TAXI CROSS BORDER RULES: Government ‘looking at options to …
WEBSep 11, 2024 · The issue of cross-border hiring continues to stir debate within the UK taxi industry, with calls for regulatory reform growing louder.Liberal Democrat MP Tom Gordon, representing Harrogate and Knaresborough, recently raised the matter in Parliament. He questioned the Secretary of State for Transport on how the Government plans to address the problem of taxis licensed in one authority ...