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February 2025 TaxiPoint Magazine: Government future transport plans, taxi turning circles and open letter to Mayor of London

Perry Richardson


The latest edition of TaxiPoint takes a deep dive into the biggest issues shaping the UK taxi industry. As the Government maps out its future transport plans, the February 2025 issue examines where taxis sit in the evolving landscape.


With the release of the new Devolution White Paper, we analyse whether the proposals will finally tackle cross-border hiring challenges faced by the industry. Will the new framework bring clarity or create further complications?

A key editorial looks at how the taxi sector could be revitalised if given full access to roads and communities. Could fewer restrictions help unlock potential and drive growth?


Hydrogen fuel also comes under scrutiny. As alternative fuels gain traction, we explore whether the UK taxi industry is truly ready for the transition. Is hydrogen a viable solution, or does infrastructure remain a major roadblock?

In an exclusive feature, black cab manufacturers reveal there is little indication of a reduction in London’s turning circle requirements. The issue remains a point of contention as the industry looks to future vehicle designs.


Efficiency is another key focus this month, with insights on how drivers can cut down ‘dead mileage’ and improve earnings through smarter working practices.

Sherbet Electric Taxis CEO Asher Moses presents an open letter to Sir Sadiq Khan, outlining what must be done to support the industry ahead of the Mayor’s upcoming Action Plan.


Alongside these features, the magazine is packed with the latest UK, regional, and business news from across the trade.


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