The weekend’s papers revealed that a top Metropolitan police officer is worried over working practices at Uber. The reports come at a very sensitive time for the American firm, with the renewal of their operating licence currently under consideration by TfL. In internal emails obtained by The Sunday Times, Inspector Neil Billany, Head of the Continue Reading…
Traditional, family owned firm embraces the future of car making Morgan is the last family-owned car manufacturer in Britain. Founded in 1909, it’s also one of the oldest. The brand conjures images of stylish, classically designed and powerful looking motor vehicles.Despite remaining true to many of the original production techniques when it comes to powertrains, the Continue Reading…
The introduction of London’s ULEZ requirements in the New Year has seen many driver’s thoughts turn to the cost of new compliant vehicles. A number of manufacturers are launching new models in the very near future. It’s hoped that the promise of much lower running costs will overcome concerns regarding initial purchase prices. However, taxi Continue Reading…
The LPHCA has been hosting an annual road show for the private hire industry since 2008. This year’s 10th anniversary event is set to be their biggest ever. As always, the road show will take place in the multi-million pound refurbished venue, the London Heathrow Marriott Hotel.The event is free to attend for all private Continue Reading…
The London Taxi Company (LTC) has become the London EV Company (LEVC). During the announcement on the 11th July, they unveiled their new Electric Taxi: LEVC TX. The company aims for a global reach with their new green black cab, which boasts a 400 mile range, that includes over 70 miles on pure electric power. Continue Reading…
An All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) has published a wide ranging set of proposals for the future of the UK taxi trade. In a foreword to the paper MP for Ilford North and Chair of the group, Wes Streeting, states that the paper lays out, “practical recommendations intended to put fair competition and the interests Continue Reading…
This Jaguar can go from 0-62 in 8.7 seconds with its 180hp engine, but can Jaguar’s first ever SUV drive into the Chauffeur the market? Paul Gibson of thechauffeur.com takes a good look at the features and performance on offer from a professional drivers’ perspective. We hope you enjoy the review and would love to hear your Continue Reading…
Lack of clarity from the government, new ultra-low emission zones, alarming reports on the consequences of diesel emissions for the planet and our health, VW scandal… the future looks bleak for diesel. The tide appears to be turning on diesel engines as customers increasingly opt for petrol or more environmentally friendly options. Only 81,500 new Continue Reading…
Catherine Faiers, Chief Operating Officer of Addison Lee, explained how the company is taking the fight to Uber at Pro Driver Congress in June Since launching in London 5 years ago, the American firm has acquired a huge slice of the UK’s taxi and private hire market. The black cab trade and private hire operators have Continue Reading…
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2017 – Another edition packed with action, innovation, astounding performances and vintage jewels! With the summer sun basting Lord March’s 12,000 acres of glorious Sussex countryside, and a heavily packed line-up, the iconic Festival of Speed was this year once again promising to deliver. Ferrari’s 70th Anniversary Goodwood FOS 2017 was Continue Reading…
