Chauffeur service targets women in recruitment drive
A chauffeur service which is looking to drastically expand its fleet is focusing on recruiting female drivers.
How to deal with difficult passengers: A guide for taxi drivers
From rude behaviour to aggression, here are some practical tips to help you stay prepared for difficult situations on the road.
How to become a chauffeur in the UK
Whether you’re a private hire driver looking to move into premium transportation or just starting out, we’ll outline the key steps required to become a chauffeur.
Taxi drivers pay the price for refusing passengers with guide dogs
The law is clear that taxi drivers must take disabled passengers and their assistance dogs. Those who refuse without an exemption face severe sanctions — including losing their taxi badges.
How cheap vehicle parts could cost you more than money
Experts are warning that saving a few pounds here and there could not only be more expensive in the long run, but it could also cost lives.
Taxi licensing: Out-of-town working debate continues to roll on
The issue of cross-border working continues to polarise the taxi and PHV trade.
Winter driving tips for professional drivers
Professional drivers have a responsibility to take care when driving in severe weather, whether you drive a taxi, minibus, van, or HGV.
Budget brings changes and worries for taxi industry
The Budget has introduced two major changes for the taxi industry, with VAT being added to fares booked through ride-hailing apps and EV drivers being charged for every mile they drive.
How taxi drivers are helping put the brakes on harassment
Taxi company Freenow has partnered with Stop Hate UK to train drivers to spot signs of harassment so they can help passengers and protect themselves.
Road safety tips for taxi drivers
It’s vital for taxi drivers to take extra steps to be safe on the roads.
CCTV and dashcams for UK taxis: What you need to know
Installing CCTV and dashcams in taxis is becoming increasingly common across the UK as drivers are looking for more ways to protect themselves and their passengers.
Drivers pay the penalty for illegally plying for hire at football ground
Rules and regulations are created and enforced for a reason – to keep drivers and passengers safe. And those who might be tempted to flout them pay a hefty price if they are caught.