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A LOST TAXI ART? How some taxi drivers are thriving building up …
WEB4 hours ago · The taxi industry has faced monumental shifts in recent years. The proliferation of ride-hailing apps and the fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic have changed how most licensed taxi drivers operate across the capital. Many cabbies, once reliant exclusively on street pick-ups, and more recently the ebb and flow of app-based work, have found themselves reconsidering how they approach their business.
TaxiPoint Magazine: New October 2024 edition tackles the …
WEB2 days ago · The October 2024 issue of TaxiPoint Magazine has dropped, delivering the 66th edition packed with the latest analysis, debate, and developments affecting the UK taxi trade. This edition is freely available to all industry stakeholders, continuing TaxiPoint’s role as the go-to source for reliable taxi news.This month, we explore the myths and challenges that keep taxi drivers, operators, and ...
TAXI INDUSTRY REVIEW: TaxiPoint reveals the most read stories …
WEBDec 20, 2023 · As we approach the end of 2023, it's time to look back at the major events that shaped the taxi industry throughout the year. Today, we begin our month-by-month review, starting with the most-read stories on TaxiPoint in January.1. Tax Checks: HMRC Targets PHV Drivers Owed TaxesThe month kicked off with a headline-grabbing story from 2022 still gathering reads as HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC ...
Are electric taxis becoming more common in London than diesel …
WEB3 days ago · The streets of London are witnessing a significant shift in their iconic black taxi fleet. Electric taxis are increasingly becoming the norm, gradually edging out their diesel counterparts. With 14,551 taxi vehicle licences currently active in the city, 8,700 are now electric and zero-emission capable (ZEC). This marks a notable milestone as the capital leans into cleaner, greener urban ...
TaxiPoint April 2024 Edition: Exclusive insights ... - TaxiPoint Taxi …
WEBApr 8, 2024 · TaxiPoint Magazine, the authoritative source for the UK taxi sector, has published its 60th edition this April, featuring a host of exclusive stories from across the nation.This month's cover highlights a significant update from HMRC, mandating all taxi and private hire vehicle (PHV) operators to report driver earnings via their software systems.In other exclusive news stories, Uber has ...
TAXIPOINT MAGAZINE: August edition unveils taxi ... - TaxiPoint …
WEBAug 5, 2024 · The latest issue of TaxiPoint Magazine dives deep into the key issues stirring the UK taxi industry.In the August 2024 edition, several hot topics and debates are brought to the fore, providing insights and updates crucial to both drivers and passengers alike.RANGE FOCUSED: Evolution of the LEVC TXWe examine the journey of the LEVC TX, tracking its evolution from its first generation to the ...
New TaxiPoint October 2023 Magazine out now and available free …
WEBOct 2, 2023 · The latest edition of TaxiPoint Magazine, from the leading trade media platform for the UK taxi industry, has been released today. The October 2023 issue (Edition 54) covers a range of exclusive news and views from across the country, as well as providing useful tips and advice for taxi drivers and operators.Some of the highlights of the new edition include: • A report on the cross-border ...
TaxiPoint Magazine March Edition: Exclusive must ... - TaxiPoint …
WEBMar 4, 2024 · TaxiPoint, the UK's premier taxi industry news source, has unveiled its 59th edition this March, bringing to the forefront a series of compelling articles that analyse the landscape of the UK’s taxi services. With a keen eye on both national and regional developments, this edition promises insights into the evolving dynamics of the industry.In an industry exclusive, Uber reveals the steady ...
PANDEMIC PRESSURE: How the Covid-19 pandemic changed the …
WEB6 days ago · The Covid-19 pandemic delivered an unprecedented blow to the UK taxi industry, with effects still felt across the sector today. What was once a round-the-clock trade faced sudden collapse as lockdowns halted travel and nightlife, and people stayed at home.During the height of the pandemic, the number of passengers dropped dramatically. Government-imposed restrictions forced people into ...