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The ban, the insurer and the council each use a different clock, and a borrowed car does not bring its own cover.
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The ban, the insurer and the council each use a different clock, and a borrowed car does not bring its own cover.
Required vs expected: driving, navigation, English, first aid — and who sets the bar.
All London still takes three to four years, 320 Blue Book runs and a stack of TfL fees before the badge.
How the EU gig-app law works, when it bites, and why most UK drivers sit outside it — for now.
Taxes and subsidies — not local oil wells — explains most of the gulf between cheap and costly diesel.
Age, height, who is liable, taxi exceptions, equipment duties, prosecutions and whether councils can rewrite the rules.
From hackneys and yellow cabs to rickshaws, tuk-tuks and apps — how for-hire transport evolved, and what comes next.
How a London place-name became Britain’s legal word for a street-hail cab — and why it isn’t only the UK.
How UK home-to-school SEND transport works, why councils differ, what it costs, and the checks drivers need.
How Britain priced a ride before Bruhn’s taximeter, why sealed MID meters still matter, and where apps leave the law.
From Hormuz disruption to the G7 stock release — how diesel hit a record high and what comes next.