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Author:  TDO [ Wed Aug 04, 2004 9:47 pm ]
Post subject:  Exeter business slam fares

Read the article here:

http://www.taxi-driver.co.uk/exeter.htm

Discuss the issues below!

Author:  Guest [ Wed Aug 04, 2004 11:56 pm ]
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so the chamber of commerce are moving against thier own?

It always amazes me when I see the reasons for deregulation, a policy I am staunchly against, I believe in more regulation but removal of limit by numbers.

A good taxi trade at any price is excellent for commerce, do they realise the implications for deregulation?

thier customers and buisness visitors approaching the city getting in old vehicles badly worn with drivers who dont know where they are going?

because thats what deregulation means.

Exeter will be a worse place to do buisness.

they should not interfere in something they dont understand.

Author:  Sussex [ Thu Aug 05, 2004 6:05 pm ]
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Anonymous wrote:
It always amazes me when I see the reasons for deregulation, a policy I am staunchly against, I believe in more regulation but removal of limit by numbers.

I think Mr Yorkie they mean de-limit when they say deregulation. Lets face it even those high ranking busmen get confused.

But I think they have a point. Fares reflect costs, and if your costs include a £40,000 plate, then fares are going to be higher than they should. :wink:

Author:  Guest [ Fri Aug 06, 2004 3:04 am ]
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Sussex wrote:
But I think they have a point. Fares reflect costs, and if your costs include a £40,000 plate, then fares are going to be higher than they should. :wink:


£40,000 for a plate or £40,000 for a vehicle ..................... seems the same to me.

Author:  Guest [ Fri Aug 06, 2004 3:37 am ]
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Another load of self opinionated drivel.

Author:  Guest [ Fri Aug 06, 2004 4:26 am ]
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Sussex wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
It always amazes me when I see the reasons for deregulation, a policy I am staunchly against, I believe in more regulation but removal of limit by numbers.

I think Mr Yorkie they mean de-limit when they say deregulation. Lets face it even those high ranking busmen get confused.

But I think they have a point. Fares reflect costs, and if your costs include a £40,000 plate, then fares are going to be higher than they should. :wink:



no they are the chamber of commerce they mean de regulation cut red tape they are nutters in pin stripe suits.

they think they understand all buisness, please dont confuse these [edited by admin] paid by grant from the department of trade and industry on 60 grand with busmen

Sussex mate that is offensive.

Author:  Guest [ Fri Aug 06, 2004 4:49 am ]
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Anonymous wrote:
Another load of self opinionated drivel.


I think you're confusing this thread with the Cab Trade News one.

:)

Author:  Guest [ Fri Aug 06, 2004 7:03 am ]
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Anonymous wrote:
£40,000 for a plate or £40,000 for a vehicle ..................... seems the same to me.

What about when you have to pay £40,000 for them both? But in the next council they only have to buy the vehicle.

Are you really saying the drivers will swallow the plate costs out of the kindnest of their hearts?

Author:  TCABBIE [ Fri Aug 06, 2004 10:39 am ]
Post subject:  EXETER BUSINESS SLAMS FARES

VALE OF WHITE HORSE ARE IN THE TOP 5 FOR TAXI FARES ,THE AREA IS DERISTRECTED WITH NO AGE LIMITS ON THE VEHICLES,AND THEY ARE NOT HAVING WAVS FORCED ON THEM.

Author:  Guest [ Fri Aug 06, 2004 1:10 pm ]
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It's nice to see a decent set of councillors looking after the trade, as opposed to those that just talk about it.

Author:  Sussex [ Fri Aug 06, 2004 8:42 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: EXETER BUSINESS SLAMS FARES

TCABBIE wrote:
VALE OF WHITE HORSE ARE IN THE TOP 5 FOR TAXI FARES ,THE AREA IS DERISTRECTED WITH NO AGE LIMITS ON THE VEHICLES,AND THEY ARE NOT HAVING WAVS FORCED ON THEM.

Are you saying TCABBIE, that the world didn't end following de-limitation?

Author:  Guest [ Fri Sep 10, 2004 3:01 pm ]
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We are de-limited, and we have an owner driver running an E55AMG on the fleet (not me, I am poor, I only have a 53 plate V220). We set our own fares too. The Council don't.

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