Driving in the dark brings added dangers – and for a taxi driver, there are even more hazards than the average motorist. Not only do you have to think about dangers on the road, there are the unpredictable customers you must factor in, too.
Drivers are supposed to pick up passengers, not germs. A little cleaning goes a long way in keeping your taxi free from dirt and bacteria. Your customers will thank you for it and you’ll feel better for having a clean, fresh work environment.
If you're a taxi driver who wants to keep your reputation unblemished, what behaviours should you avoid? And which ones could land you in trouble with the authorities and invalidate your taxi insurance? Read on for our guide to putting your passengers at ease and boosting your brand.
Discover the nifty eco-cab that is revolutionizing urban transportation. Learn about the LEVC TX electric taxis and their innovative features.
With any business move, it needs to be properly planned. So, we thought we’d help by creating this handy guide of five things to consider if you’re upgrading your modest taxi to a larger minibus.
How safe is your minibus? Taxi passengers rely on drivers to keep them and their belongings secure. At the same time, driving a minibus means you go anywhere, anytime – you can’t always choose the safest spots and slots.