
Manchester mayor’s drive to fix ‘broken’ taxi licensing laws
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is calling for changes to taxi licensing laws to stop private-hire drivers operating “out-of-town”.

Should taxi drivers pay for cruise ship terminal marshals?
Taxi marshals have been introduced at a major cruise ship port following reports of arguments between drivers over fares.

Call for knowledge test for private-hire drivers who don’t know ‘simple’ destinations
One Scottish Highlands authority is considering introducing a knowledge test for private-hire drivers following complaints they don’t know basic routes and destinations.

Collaboration is key to solving electric HGV fleet problems
Those who have made the switch to EVs say they are already seeing the benefits.

Taxi insurance for Uber drivers: Ultimate guide
Here’s what you need to know before insuring your vehicle for Uber.

Taxi drivers face soaring bills for pothole damage
Potholes are causing even more problems for taxi drivers – because of the condition of the roads and the soaring cost of repairs.

Old Trafford or the circus – a misunderstanding or taxi driver prank?
Bewildered football fans found themselves at the big top instead of the big game as they got taxis to Manchester United’s Old Trafford Ground.

Virgin could help air taxi industry take off
Richard Branson’s Virgin Atlantic group has partnered with California-based Joby Aviation to launch a UK air taxi service.

Putting the brakes on organised freight theft gangs
Billions of pounds worth of goods are transported on our roads each year, making the lorries they are travelling in – and their drivers – targets for organised criminals.

Taxi boss fears for future of London’s black cabs
A taxi fleet owner has called for urgent help to increase driver numbers in London – before the capital’s iconic black cabs disappear.

Helping hefty electric vans shed HGV weight restrictions
As the drive towards zero-carbon motoring continues, the extra weight of electric batteries needed to power vans and minibuses pushed them into the same weight class as lorries.

Emergency bandages in taxis can save lives on Glasgow’s streets
Glasgow-founded taxi insurance specialist Patons Insurance has funded Rapaid kits for 50 cabs in the city.