by SarahSmith | Jun 20, 2018 | Articles, trade
I saw a tweet from @DizzyCab on twitter, where he said customer service in the USA is on a different parallel to the UK, this is definitely true. Customer service in the USA is almost a profession in itself. Smiles and politeness go a long way in life. I recently...
by SarahSmith | Jun 15, 2018 | Articles, Drivers
In the year we celebrate the suffragettes, just who was the first female cabbie. Tony Silver gives his blog on Marie White I started the knowledge with a friend and neighbour Phil in August 1975. After trying various schools we joined the LTDA school, run by Martin...
by SarahSmith | Jun 2, 2018 | Articles, Drivers, UCG
I was always worried when it was decided regulation of the cab trade would pass from the Met police to TFL. I had previously been in the Civil Sevice -where I was also a union rep- I had seen various department’s “out-sourced”, I never saw in a...
by SarahSmith | May 28, 2018 | Articles
LONDON TOURIST TIPS FROM LONDON CABBIES When you arrive in London as a tourist for a holiday or a city break, often a trip in a London Taxi is part of the experience, not only because of the history of our great trade but because its often the best way to get from A...
by SarahSmith | May 28, 2018 | Articles, Drivers
WELL RESPECTED LONDON CABBIE BILL CUTTS GIVES HIS VIEW ON LIFE IN THE CAB I’m often asked, “Do you like driving a Taxi in London?”. The answer depends on a number of things which usually center around money and time off. At the moment, the bills are...
by SarahSmith | May 21, 2018 | Articles, The Knowledge
EVERY LONDON CABBIE MUST PASS THE INFAMOUS KNOWLEDGE – ROSHAN VARMA writes on his experience Before embarking on the “Knowledge”, I was driving lorries around Europe but thought I’d love a job which was both flexible and rewarding financially....
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