London black cab drivers relying on rental vehicles could face a significant shortage from September, with established fleet operator Colts Cabs warning that it will be unable to guarantee taxis without advance confirmation. The warning comes from Colts Cabs who are a long-established black cab rental garage within the London taxi rental market with decades of experience within the sector. In a statement to customers this week via its social channels, Colts Cabs said: “During

London’s newest luxury hotel has opened at one of Mayfair’s most prominent addresses, but the positioning of its taxi rank is leaving both guests and black cab drivers poorly served. Rosewood Chancery, occupying the former US Embassy building on Grosvenor Square, has a designated taxi rank situated roughly 100 yards from the hotel’s main entrance and vehicle drop-off area. Unlike ranks directly outside many of London’s major hotels, waiting taxis can be difficult for guests a

Screenshot image credit: Good Taxi Network Good Taxi Network has launched a new Fare Logging tool designed to give licensed taxi drivers a clearer picture of their earnings, working hours and business costs. The feature allows drivers to record individual fares and hours worked before calculating figures including hourly earnings and performance across daily, weekly and monthly periods. Drivers can also set personal earnings targets and track progress against them. The launch