captain cab wrote:
So I'm being told the moral high ground by someone who got a plate for nothing, sold it, now wants another?
Bearing in mind I aint bought a plate in my life, and would never do such a thing because I dont think its right, I find your stance highly duplicitous.
Captain Cab
Why should'nt a qualified taxi driver have a choice of whether to own or not?
If he wants to own fine, he already drives a vehicle for someone else it's not like he doesn't earn his living from not doing the job.
He might want his own vehicle to have greater flexibility in his hours, maybe his wife has just had kids and needs to get off the night shift, whatever the reason, what's the problem?
What's duplicitous about that unless of course you would rather see an over supply of drivers to hike drivers rentals and plate premiums.
At the time I sold I could not believe people would want to pay money for a public licence. I couldn't even work out what they thought they were buying.
I know guys who have never driven a taxi but own one.
A friend of mine drives for a woman who bought two taxis but has no licence to drive herself.
This is about paying cartel prices and nothing else Captain. Who do you think you are kidding
Have a look
http://www.taxi-driver.co.uk/TNFC.pdf
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