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London Black Cab (London taxi), New Electric Taxi is charging on street with fast charge, Car made by London Taxi Company based in Coventry.

Top tips to help EV taxis go the distance

By keeping up to date with regular maintenance, drivers can keep their EVs reliable and cost-effective.

What to Do After an Accident: Taxi Insurance Claims Guide

Making a taxi insurance claim is a process which is made easier when the proper steps are followed.

 Road markings showing 20 mph speed limited painted on the street at the entrance to a housing estate.

Drivers oppose 20mph limits while residents welcome safety drive

Opinion remains divided over 20mph speed limits as a trial in Wales is being hailed as the way forward to improve road safety across the UK.

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More twists and turns along road to zero emissions

In 10 years, all new vehicles sold in the UK must produce zero emissions, including taxis and PHVs.

 A close-up of a red illuminated taxi sign on the roof of a white car at night. There is a dark urban background, with features blurred city lights, buildings, and another taxi with a similar sign. A bus with bright headlights is visible in the background.

Fleet Taxi Insurance: A Comprehensive Guide for Operators

Taxi fleet operators need to know every aspect of their business and ensure that everything it does complies with taxi industry regulations.

 Front side view of Waymo Jaguar driverless car on urban street.

‘Has the car been hacked or is this a prank?’ asks trapped robotaxi passenger

As the drama unfolded, the tech entrepreneur began posting on his LinkedIn account. He said: “I get in, buckle up (safety first) and the saga begins.”

 A fleet of taxis parked along a street in an urban setting during daytime. The taxis have illuminated roof signs that read 'TAXI CONTROLLED TAXI-CAB' in bold red and black lettering with yellow accents.

A major mistake to avoid when renewing taxi fleet insurance

Fleet owners who focus just on how much they can save could cost themselves more in the long run.

Breakdown warning screens could be lifesavers for taxi drivers

Richard designed the Be-Seen-Screen to help make a broken-down vehicle stand out up to 500 metres away.

 Three-lane motorway in the countryside of England on a sunny summer day. South Yorkshire, England, UK

Motorists are worried about self-driving lorries on motorways

The biggest concern for Britain is self-driving trucks and lorries driving on our motorways.

Bright pink taxis are helping women feel safe

A pink private-hire service that focuses on making vulnerable passengers feel safe is expanding after a successful first year.

 A city street scene in Glasgow, Scotland, featuring two traditional London-style taxis—one black and one red—on a wet, reflective cobblestone road. Pedestrians are walking along the street. The background consists of a mix of modern and historic sandstone buildings. The sky is overcast, and the street appears busy with people carrying shopping bags.

City to decide whether it needs more taxis and PHVs

Drivers and passengers will have their say on whether Glasgow needs more taxis and PHVs, and if limits on their numbers should be removed.

 A black London taxi is parked near a red-brick building with arched windows in London. A man wearing a dark vest and trousers leans into the open passenger window, engaging in conversation with the driver. The background features other black taxis, pedestrians, and modern buildings.

Taxi driver penalty points scheme focuses on wrong things

Swindon is the latest authority to go down the points route, with changes being introduced from April 1 if approved by Swindon Borough Council next month.