A taxi driver in Hamilton was reportedly robbed and assaulted at knifepoint in the early hours of Tuesday morning, 5 August.
According to a Facebook post by his employer, Cadzow Cars, the driver was "seriously assaulted" on Mill Road shortly before 1am.
The driver, who was allegedly attacked by "a man with a knife," managed to alert his office and emergency services despite his injuries.
He was taken to Hairmyres Hospital for treatment and has since been released.
Police Scotland confirmed they were called to a report of a man being robbed on Mill Road.
A 36-year-old man and two women, aged 30 and 47, have been arrested and charged in connection with the incident.
They are scheduled to appear at Hamilton Sheriff Court today, Thursday, August 7.
A report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal.
Stirling residents, and the local taxi trade, are being asked to provide their views on a new Taxi and Private Hire Vehicle and Driver Policy.
A new study by taxi insurance specialists ChoiceQuote has identified the most and least expensive cities in the world for taking a cab.
This change marks the end of "cash only" rides across the borough, ensuring that drivers can no longer refuse fares from customers who wish to pay by card.
A Grimsby taxi driver, Ronnie Gibson, swapped his cab for a bicycle to raise over £2,000 for a hospital charity after successfully being treated for prostate cancer.
Research carried out in collaboration with Chorley Taxi Association found more than 200 PHV users who took part in the survey reported feeling unsafe when using PHVs in the county.
Terry found the bag, thought to be a Mini Kelly black alligator with silver hardware, and immediately recognised it as something special.
The proposal comes as part of a wider effort to improve taxi services for people with disabilities.
The petition, which has over 1,200 signatures, calls for a cap on the number of private hire vehicles to address concerns about driver safety and the sustainability of the taxi industry
The current policy requires applicants to provide a criminal record check for any country where they have lived for six months or more.
Nigel Woodford, 55, pleaded guilty to possession of a bladed article after the incident, which occurred on July 17.
The initiative, dubbed "Operation Recordings," was a collaborative effort between the Chester Beat Management Team, the Special Constabulary, and various local licensing teams.
On Sunday night, August 3, officers on patrol in Eastleigh witnessed the cabbie's dangerous driving.
The crash, which involved a Peugeot taxi and a Volkswagen Golf, took place on Icknield Street near the Hockley Tesco Superstore around 3am on August 2.
The driver claimed he was suffering from a medical condition that caused "uncontrollable itching," but his explanation was rejected by both councils.
Andy Hill, who once weighed 28.5 stone, has now reached 13 stone thanks to Slimming World, family support, and determination.
The investigation, conducted by an external contractor, evaluated drivers on professionalism, vehicle condition, and compliance with licensing rules.
The man, who killed another driver in a head-on collision in 2013, had applied for the licence from Stockton Borough Council.
Roads Policing Unit displayed matrix warnings “stop lane hogging” and “use left lane”
The drivers are calling for a change to the rules, which they claim are causing major problems for vulnerable residents.
Five drivers of the 33 vehicles approached took the officers without a booking.