All news on the topic: Taxis

Abi Mar, a 21 year old taxi driver from Dublin, said people can't believe their eyes when they see her behind the wheel - with many thinking she's much younger than she actually is

Spain has strict laws when it comes to taxis and private hire companies - and it's not only unregistered drivers that face getting in trouble with Spanish authorities

Murdered gangster Marc Webley's brother Don Webley has been charged with an alleged attack on a taxi driver in West Lothian, Scotland, alongside ex-Livingston footballer Jordyn Sheerin

Cyclist James Lee, 56, was left fuming when a taxi driver passed close to his bike as he pedalled in Kettlewell in the Yorkshire Dales and reported his driving to authorities

The Australian funnyman had flown into the city from Melbourne, where he was due to have a new prosthetic leg fitted at a clinic approximately two-and-a-half miles away

The first scaled manufacturing facility of flying taxis in Dayton, Ohio, has been hailed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine as able to 'launch a new era in aviation manufacturing and aerial mobility.'

Uber's CEO was asked how much they thought a three-mile Uber ride on a quiet morning would be in NYC and his answer un-shockingly, fell short

Five people gathered to beat up an elderly taxi driver in plain sight in Midtown Manhattan, New York. Police arrested two of them while the nature of the argument that preceded the brawl is unclear

American YouTube video production team, Yes Theory hired an East London black cab driver to take them on a 3,000km adventure far beyond the UK borders in exchange of $10,000

Taxi driver Leonard Egbedi, 43, was taking a client 220 miles to Lewisham, south London, from Manchester when his car became trapped in a car park by a delivery truck

Megan Carpenter got a taxi home to her home in south Dublin on Friday but was left in tears after the driver allegedly touched her neck and thigh and made several inappropriate comments

Over a third say they love their job, with 37% calling it “very rewarding” – as almost two-thirds of cabbies say they enjoy meeting new people

Half a million including teachers, train drivers, civil servants, university lecturers, bus drivers and security guards are all taking industrial action today

Kevin Pollard came across the burning taxi as he walked home from work in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, before calling his daughter to find she had been inside the vehicle on her way to work