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 Post subject: plying for hire
PostPosted: Tue Dec 26, 2006 2:47 pm 
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ive read on another forum that "if your for hire light is on you dont have to stop at all for anyone only cant refuse stopped on rank" if this a london thing or a country rule a i cant find it in the acts or on here


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 Post subject: Re: plying for hire
PostPosted: Tue Dec 26, 2006 8:57 pm 
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dinkidoo wrote:
ive read on another forum that "if your for hire light is on you dont have to stop at all for anyone only cant refuse stopped on rank" if this a london thing or a country rule a i cant find it in the acts or on here

I think if your roof light is on in your manor, then you are advertising your wares, so if someone takes you up on that invite, then you should stop.

I agree most don't, but to the letter of the law you should. :wink:

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 Post subject: Re: plying for hire
PostPosted: Tue Dec 26, 2006 10:37 pm 
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Sussex wrote:
dinkidoo wrote:
ive read on another forum that "if your for hire light is on you dont have to stop at all for anyone only cant refuse stopped on rank" if this a london thing or a country rule a i cant find it in the acts or on here

I think if your roof light is on in your manor, then you are advertising your wares, so if someone takes you up on that invite, then you should stop.

I agree most don't, but to the letter of the law you should. :wink:


I think that the most don't comment is the only part of Sussex's response that is not right.

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what i wanted was the exact law our local laws dont say we have to or dont only the ranks rules so when im passing a fare going on a phone booking bylaw does the meter have to go off just to be put back on when i get to the booking (is messes up my totals so i think ill put a kill swith on the for hire light)


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I have a kill switch inline to the top light, its off most of the time, if I don't like the looks I sail by, also all doors locked, stops the idiots opening your doors as you stand at traffic lights


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PostPosted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 8:40 am 
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dinkidoo wrote:
what i wanted was the exact law our local laws dont say we have to or dont only the ranks rules so when im passing a fare going on a phone booking bylaw does the meter have to go off just to be put back on when i get to the booking


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