Taxi safety checks carried out in York delivers ‘multiple tickets’ to drivers
North Yorkshire Police, in collaboration with British Transport Police and York City Council Licensing officers, carried out a joint operation today targeting taxi safety and compliance in York.
The enforcement action saw multiple tickets issued as officers inspected vehicles, checked licensing details, and provided advice to drivers. The operation aimed to ensure that all taxis operating in the city met the required legal and safety standards.
Authorities say the initiative is part of an ongoing effort to maintain public confidence in local taxi services. By carrying out spot checks and engaging with drivers, officers reinforced the importance of following regulations designed to protect passengers and road users alike.
York residents and visitors can expect continued efforts to monitor taxi safety, with further enforcement operations likely in the future.
A North Yorkshire Police spokesperson said yesterday: “Earlier today, the local neighbourhood policing team, along with British Transport Police and York City Council Licensing officers, carried out a joint operation aimed at ensuring the safety and compliance of taxi services in York.
“During the operation, multiple tickets were issued, and drivers received valuable advice to help them stay compliant with the relevant regulations.
“This joint effort reflects our ongoing commitment to public safety, as officers carried out inspections, checked vehicle licensing, and ensured all taxis meet the necessary standards to give you peace of mind when travelling.”
