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Estonian mobility group made €920,000 net in 2025 after 14% revenue growth and launches in Canada, NZ and Taiwan.
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Estonian mobility group made €920,000 net in 2025 after 14% revenue growth and launches in Canada, NZ and Taiwan.
Operators cited safety, oversight and economic impact before a special licensing hearing on the Rosyth application.
Route 250 used five classic American cars for Cotroceni loops marking 250 years of US independence; 550-plus took part.
Cabinet-bound plan keeps £3 flagfall but shortens yardage and wait; city slipped to joint 38th in national fare tables.
Proprietors say LEVC supply and parts delays risk drivers losing work at the 12-year age limit; LEVC and TfL disagree.
Seven drivers side-by-side saw Uber undercut a peer 63% of the time; Lyft gaps averaged $1.54, More Perfect Union says.
Council officers approached 67 PHVs; one Sefton-licensed driver allegedly accepted an unbooked fare — 98%+ compliance.
SATA president Thymios Lymberopoulos wants lower fuel taxes, higher fares and more time before mandatory electric cabs.
After 3½ years closed for rail-bridge works, Botley Road reopened 20 September; cabbies welcome shorter city routes.
Dublin–Athy fare unpaid after hail on Aston Quay; judge applied Probation Act once €200 was paid in court.
Passenger stabbed Seville cabbie about 16 times on an industrial estate; suspect remanded with no bail.
Khalid Bashir admitted unlicensed, uninsured work for Aireside; Bradford magistrates grant absolute discharge.
Licensing committee plan would put Have Your Say QR codes in every licensed cab and PHV for easier complaints.
Vijay Kumar, 31, took a Kharar–Chandigarh job Friday night; body found near Sector 38 West Saturday morning.
Stopped en route to a fare with tread under 1.6mm and no badges; PC says totting-up ban likely after court.
Council revoked drivers for cocaine or cannabis; committee papers seek tighter testing after more referrals.
Guest video shows robotaxi nose-to-nose with Engine 71; Waymo says it paused then reversed to let firefighters through.
Test purchase found uninsured hire work; court points toted him over 12 — six-month driving disqualification.
Taxi Cop PC Quinton seized an obscured Corolla plate; illegal ANPR-dodging plates can mean fines up to £1,000.
Joint police, licensing and DVLA day: expired badge suspension, ghost plates, seatbelt and phone offences logged.
Thomas Goulty hit Sarwar Mohammad’s cab at 64mph in a 30 zone; Donna Brighton thrown from taxi and died.
Ingenio council backs plate-reading and platform links with Cabildo, Telde and Aena for ordered airport taxi access.