Winnipeg cabbie hospitalised after a hammer attack
Unicity says a 26-year-old driver was struck with a hammer after he asked a man at the window how he would pay.
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Unicity says a 26-year-old driver was struck with a hammer after he asked a man at the window how he would pay.
The government-backed fleet ordered Tupelo Red TXs in March 2020. Aliyev inspected them in Baku on 12 August.
Licence suspended after Milton refusal claim and fast meter; same night officers found him bidding at the Hydro.
Dilshad Ahmed took a £15 Boxing Day pick-up near bet365 Stadium outside his licensed area.
Police check road rules, licences and alcohol; almost 46,000 taxi licences now on the books.
Council figures: two of 1,132 private hire vehicles are wheelchair accessible; 34 of 43 hackneys.
Police and councils checked 254 taxis over one weekend; 26 offences found, about one in ten.
Analysts see fleets rising from about 6,500 vehicles to 1.53 million, with fare revenue near $159bn.
Illegal parking on Navan taxi ranks prompts Garda operation pledge after drivers report abuse.
Out-of-area PHV concerns prompt Lancaster station checks; one driver suspended for no badge.
Mick Tostevin links an Uber visit to Jersey’s taxi review; minister Renouf denies any hidden agenda.
How the EU gig-app law works, when it bites, and why most UK drivers sit outside it — for now.
Parents say missed pick-ups and rotating drivers under 24x7 have wrecked trust in school runs.
From 2 December, platforms may have to prove drivers and couriers are truly self-employed.
Ashton driver agreed £20 into town with undercover officers after United beat Brighton.
Stoke Mandeville woman says a 3am driver refused her after claiming she hit the taxi.
206 speeding hits in 15 months and about £3,200 in unpaid fines. Police traced his Ertiga to Greater Noida.
Rideshare drivers, unions and faith leaders chant ‘Pump the brakes’ as Waymo pushes for passenger service.
DBS found four undeclared July 2025 offences and £6,187 in fines. TfL had already revoked him in January.
Europe's first look at Tesla's wheel-free Cybercab. Static display in Hall 7.1; paid rides remain Austin-only for now.
Taxes and subsidies — not local oil wells — explains most of the gulf between cheap and costly diesel.
SANTACO says it will explore cushioning deals first; no national fare hike announced after the October fuel jump.