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Any taxi drivers out there?
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Yeah , it is private hire taxi's we are referring to!
The OP (or myself for that matter) intend to drive the plated car as a taxi driver (thats my Husbands job lol).
I am covered on his insurance for SD+P use only.The loopy one has gone :j0 -
no-oneknowsme wrote: »Yeah , it is private hire taxi's we are referring to!
The OP (or myself for that matter) intend to drive the plated car as a taxi driver (thats my Husbands job lol).
I am covered on his insurance for SD+P use only.
you may be covered on the insurance but the point i and others have made is that once the car is plated it becomes a private hire vehicle and cant be used for personal use in many towns and cities. Call your council plating dept for clarification.Be Alert..........Britain needs lerts.0 -
paddedjohn wrote: »you may be covered on the insurance but the point i and others have made is that once the car is plated it becomes a private hire vehicle and cant be used for personal use in many towns and cities. Call your council plating dept for clarification.
It is fine in Northern Ireland. I have been on my Husbands policy for years now without problem. We are covered by the Department of the Environment (DOE) in N.I and they have no regulations which restrict spouses driving a plated car for SD+P.
Other councils may.The loopy one has gone :j0 -
That seems to be about hackney cabs though, I suspect people are talking about private hire.no-oneknowsme wrote: »Yeah , it is private hire taxi's we are referring to!
The OP (or myself for that matter) intend to drive the plated car as a taxi driver (thats my Husbands job lol).
I am covered on his insurance for SD+P use only.
First of all a private hire car is not a taxi.
Second, the OP asked talked about a taxi and no-oneknowsme talked about a taxi.
Third in Post #6 I used the correct term Hackney Carriage and said I was unsure about the rules applying to private hires.
If it is a Taxi i.e. a Hackney Carriage, then no-one unlicensed can drive it for whatever purpose (except the police).0
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