grandad wrote:
Cabby John 1 wrote:
Yes - but! we are also having to take into consideration the law/legal aspects, I guess that this is not just down to the L.A's. You can bet that in the event of an accident, the Insurance companies will be looking at U.K law to avoid paying out.
So why not do& the simple thing and refuse to carry a buggy with a kid in it. That way you will know that you are ok. To me this is just common sense. Why would you want to take the risk?
1. I meant to say 'partition' not petition.
2. FX4, TX1 2 & 4 are purpose built taxis for the transportation of the general public. People, adults, young adults, mums with their children in prams. They were designed with tip-up seats to make the room needed long before they were converted to carry disabled people. The whole structure of the cab is designed to provide the driver with protection from passengers and the rear section to provide space for the passenger's needs. Because other areas use saloon vehicles as taxis, the law has to be versatile, which is why the driver of a purpose built vehicle is exempt from certain rules which apply to saloon hackneys.................................The professional driver drives a purpose built hackney and the rest are just toy town

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