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• TAXI TERROR: WOMAN JAILED FOR 26 MONTHS AFTER KNIFEPOINT ROBBERY IN COATBRIDGE

  Jamie Lee Black, 30, of Glasgow, and her co-accused, Mark Doyle, 36, of Coatbridge, admitted to assaulting the male driver and robbing him of cash and his car keys.

• KNOWSLEY COUNCIL CONSIDERS UNMET SURVEY OR 'QUALITY OF VEHICLE' RESTRICTIONS

  Major changes to Knowsley Council’s taxi licensing policy could significantly reduce the number of hackneys on Merseyside roads, driven by proposals for stricter vehicle quality standards.

• CROSS-BORDER CRACKDOWN: TELFORD COUNCIL TARGETS WOLVERHAMPTON VEHICLES

  Telford and Wrekin, Shropshire Councils, and Police have joined forces for a groundbreaking cross-border operation targeting non-compliant and unsafe licensed taxis.

• ASSOCIATED TAXIS, BISHOP'S STORTFORD, JOINS THE TAKE ME GROUP

  Associated Taxis, Bishop's Stortford's leading taxi service provider has officially joined The Take Me Group, becoming part of the UK's largest collective of taxi operators.

• CHANCELLOR'S PROPOSED TAXI TAX COULD HAVE DAMAGING CONSEQUENCES FOR VULNERABLE PASSENGERS

  Layla Barke-Jones represented Delta Taxis in the case that successfully defended the right of operators outside London to avoid charging VAT on all fares.

• GLASGOW TAXI DRIVER RACIALLY ABUSED AND THREATENED IN "UNACCEPTABLE" INCIDENT

  A Glasgow taxi firm, Apex Journeys, has condemned the "unacceptable" racial abuse and threats directed at one of its drivers while he was working.

• MILLIONS UNSPENT: NEWCASTLE CAZ VEHICLE GRANT SCHEME SET TO CLOSE ON JANUARY 2026

  Newcastle’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ) is set to close on January 30 next year, with approximately £8 million of the original £15 million still unspent.

• POLICE SEEK TAXI DRIVER AS KEY WITNESS AFTER ATTEMPTED RAPE CHARGE IN MANSFIELD

  Officers were called to The Park in Mansfield around 8am on Saturday, November 15, after reports of an attack on a woman in her 30s.

• BRADFORD TAXI DRIVERS FACE 18 FINES FOR SMOKING IN LICENSED VEHICLES

  Of the 18 fines issued in the Bradford area, 16 were paid promptly at the reduced rate of £30, while the remaining two were settled at the standard rate of £50.

• SOUTHAMPTON TAXI DRIVERS PUSH FOR PRIVATE HIRE WORK AMID 'UBER INFLUX'

  Currently, licensed hackney carriages in the city are prohibited from undertaking private hire work within Southampton, while private hire vehicles licensed elsewhere are free to operate in the area.

• 'UNREALISTIC ACCOUNT' COSTS BOLTON CAB DRIVER HIS LICENCE AFTER POLICE FIND £5,200 CASH

  The driver was arrested in September 2024, for the alleged offence of supplying controlled drugs and money laundering, according to minutes published from a Bolton council licensing panel meeting.

• MANCHESTER AIRPORT ALTERS TAXI DROP OFFS AT TERMINAL 2 TO COMBAT CONGESTION

  Passengers arriving via private hire or taxi will now be directed to the Lower T2 Drop-Off Forecourt instead of the Upper Forecourt.

• ABERDEEN STREETS TO SLOW DOWN AS NEW 20MPH LIMIT ENFORCED

  Aberdeen City Council has begun installing new 20mph speed limit signs across the north of the city, with the lower limit taking immediate effect on a rolling basis from Monday, November 17.

• NEW ZEALAND SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS RULING UBER DRIVERS DEEMED EMPLOYEES

  The decision stems from a 2022 case where four Uber drivers successfully argued in the Employment Court that they should be classified as employees, making them entitled to benefits like leave entitlements, holiday pay a

• SIX MEN ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH THE MURDER OF TAXI DRIVER JESBIR SINGH KHELA

  The body of the 47-year-old was discovered on Thursday 6 February this year, after Bedfordshire police were called to reports of a burnt-out vehicle in a field close to the B659 Langford Road.

• TWO ARRESTED AFTER YORK STABBING: POLICE URGE TAXI DRIVER IN TOYOTA COROLLA TO COME FORWARD

  Two men have been arrested following a "stabbing incident" in York that occurred shortly before 1am on Sunday, November 16, on Lady Pecketts Yard, just off The Stonebow.

• EDINBURGH'S NEW TAXI TEST CENTRE £1.3 MILLION OVER BUDGET AND ALMOST A YEAR LATE

  A new council testing facility for taxis and private hire cars in Edinburgh is £1.3 million over budget and running almost a year behind schedule, an investigation by the Local Democracy Reporting Service has revealed.

• DERBY POLICE SEEK TAXI DRIVER AFTER E BIKE ATTEMPTED ROBBERY

  The incident occurred between midnight and 12.10pm on Thursday, November 6, close to the junction of Normanton Road and Melbourne Street. A

• WEST NORTHANTS CABBIE TO PAY £1,367 AFTER REFUSING PASSENGER WITH ASSISTANCE DOG

  Milton Keynes City Council investigated the matter and found that the driver, Mr Musthafa, had "driven past the passenger and made no attempt to pick her up."

• DARLINGTON CABBIE MASSIVELY AFFECTED AFTER KID SMASHED REAR WINDOW

  Allan Swan, 44, who is self-employed and works with Harry's Taxis, was driving on Yarm Road on a recent Saturday night when he suddenly heard "cracking."