London Taxi and Private Hire Address

Among the specific new actions designed to help the London fare evaders sector thrive are the following: This year, it will open a further 20 taxi-lane buses for use by taxi drivers and asks the London boroughs to investigate taxi drivers' entry to a further 40 on their controlled highways. Legendary taxi trading - already recognized as the best of its kind in any town - will also contribute to becoming the greest in the whole wide range of services.

Starting next year, up to 5,000 will be available for taxi riders to dispose of the oldest and most environmentally harmful cabs. As of 1 January 2018, no new diesels will be registered - a contribution to tackling London's bad indoor climate and the unacceptable number of lives lost each year as a result of atmospheric pollutants.

There are new "zero emission" rankings for riders who are introducing new technologies in addition to a fast charging area. Recent advances in technologies are transforming the way many London cabs and private car rentals are used, and the new Action Plan also looks at how regulations can be used to make sure that security levels are enforced in the taxi and rental market.

It also introduces a number of actions to improve security, many of which have been described in the recent revision of the private rental rules. Further new efforts to further improve our compliance are also under way, among them the four-fold increase in the number of compliance representatives on the road, who by 2017 will have 250 more committed employees on the roads.

Until next year' s sommer, however, it will also demand that private rental riders take an intermediate test before they can be licenced or used. The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan: "With our new Action Plan for Taxi and Private Rentals we will be able to provide a truly first rate London experience and a dynamic taxi and private rental business where all suppliers can remain successful.

"Our new actions such as opening additional taxi lanes to the public and raising the number of taxi stands will help our taxis keep thriving, and our suggestions also contain groundbreaking initiatives to encourage the creation of the world's most environmentally friendly taxi fleets. Hello Chapman, TfL's managing director for taxi and private rentals, said: