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- Black cabs change forever in October — New rules hit both drivers and passengers
From October 2025, London black cab drivers must pass a new SERU assessment focusing on safety, equality, and regulatory compliance to maintain their licenses.
- Cabs Too?’: Punekars Frustrated As Ola And Uber Cabs Start Charging Meter Fares In Pune, Pimpri-Chinchwad
Ola, Uber, and Rapido have started charging higher meter-based fares in Pune and nearby areas, causing commuter frustration and confusion.
- One-hour limit proposed for ride-hailing cabs at public charging points
Authorities plan to limit ride-hailing cabs to one hour at public electric charging points to curb overnight parking abuses and align with existing parking regulations.
- Glaswegians rage over taxis demanding cash only as customers turned away at ranks
Taxi drivers in Glasgow are causing frustration by refusing card payments and demanding cash only, turning customers away.
- I Drove A London’s Black Taxi And Discovered Why They Are Some Of The Best Purpose-Built Vehicles On Earth
London's black taxis require drivers to pass a demanding test and use purpose-built plug-in hybrid vehicles designed for the city's unique streets and taxi needs.
- 'If Asda shuts down tomorrow, that's us black cabs finished'
Wirral taxi drivers face financial struggles amid modest fare increases and declining local business, fearing the trade's survival.
- New 20mph speed limits have ‘devastating’ impact on London’s taxi trade
The introduction of 20mph speed limits in London is harming the taxi trade, causing job losses and license issues for drivers.
- Taxi drivers lose jobs following new 20mph speed limits
London's new 20mph speed limits on main roads have caused many taxi drivers to lose licenses, sparking conflict between taxi associations and Transport for London over road safety and access issues.
- SET UP AUTOPAY: New Heathrow airport taxi drop-off fees classing some cabs as ‘MINIBUSES’
Heathrow Airport has implemented a £5 drop-off fee for black cabs, prompting drivers to set up autopay to avoid penalties.
- Black cab drivers are 'wiping themselves out because they refuse to take card payments'
London black cab drivers often refuse card payments despite regulations, pushing passengers toward Uber and threatening their own business.
- Newburgh taxi drivers struggle with cheap fares; owners plan to raise rates
Newburgh taxi drivers face financial hardship due to low fixed fares and high costs, pushing both drivers and owners to seek fare increases and fee reductions amid tensions and pending city approval.
- London’s black cabs being used as funeral cars as the COVID-19 death toll rises
London black cab drivers provide sanitized taxi services to transport mourners and key workers amid COVID-19 funeral and travel restrictions.
- All hail: How taxi companies stay competitive in an evolving marketplace
Taxi companies are evolving through technology and service diversification to remain competitive against ride-hailing services.
- London’s black cabs ‘up to thirty times as toxic as personal cars of same age’, research reveals
London's black cabs emit significantly more pollution than personal cars, with newer diesel models worsening emissions, prompting efforts to replace them with electric taxis.
- Woman disputes Vancouver cab company’s policy after ‘terrifying’ taxi driver confrontation
A Vancouver woman had a frightening confrontation with Yellow Cab drivers after disputing a taxi route, leading to police involvement and highlighting safety concerns.
- Panoramic roofs and free Wi-Fi - new super cabs will soon appear all over Liverpool
Liverpool is rolling out electric black cabs with panoramic roofs and free Wi-Fi to reduce pollution and save costs, aiming to lead UK cities in electric taxi adoption.
- All hail Nottingham’s new taxi service!
Nottingham is modernizing its taxi service with eco-friendly vehicles and a new app for easier bookings.
- Des Moines has become 'wild west' for taxis since Uber's arrival
Des Moines deregulated taxis in 2016, causing many new operators and service complaints, especially at the airport, prompting officials to consider new regulations.
- 9 Investigates Volusia County plan to replace ambulances with cabs for some non-emergency calls
Volusia County is implementing a plan to use cabs for non-emergency medical calls to improve ambulance availability.
- Quincy cab driver charged in pedestrian death
A Quincy taxi driver was charged with negligent homicide after fatally running over a passenger while reversing his cab without looking.
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