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Author:  steven842 [ Tue Feb 23, 2016 8:15 pm ]
Post subject:  Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

Hi folks this is my first post on here :D

I've read this forum and it seems geographically councils seem to dictate what ever they choose :shock: :? :shock: funny that eh !

The majority of taxis in my area are saloon cars and the council have restricted the taxi numbers by way of a supply demand survey however due to the lack of WAV's I'm considering making an application based on a tx1 I own

Has anyone elsewhere in Scotland or the UK came across a similar situation and been successful ?

:mrgreen:

Author:  Sussex [ Tue Feb 23, 2016 9:53 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

steven842 wrote:
Has anyone elsewhere in Scotland or the UK came across a similar situation and been successful ?

Some fellas got plates in Edinburgh a while back, but that was on the basis of the council not having an up-to-date survey, not on a lack of WAVs.

Over the years many drivers have gained plates by being smart, but it's not easy and can often end with the applicant having a large legal bill and no plate.

If I was you I would get in contact with the local disability groups and gauge their views. If they think there are not enough WAVs then they could get behind your application, which would help.

So find out when the last survey was, read it, and contact the disability groups.

Keep away from solicitors for the time being.

Author:  trotskys twin [ Wed Feb 24, 2016 11:52 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

steven842 wrote:
Hi folks this is my first post on here :D

I've read this forum and it seems geographically councils seem to dictate what ever they choose :shock: :? :shock: funny that eh !

The majority of taxis in my area are saloon cars and the council have restricted the taxi numbers by way of a supply demand survey however due to the lack of WAV's I'm considering making an application based on a tx1 I own

Has anyone elsewhere in Scotland or the UK came across a similar situation and been successful ?

:mrgreen:


They DO of course because Brainless Drivers fail to Unionise themselves and take CONTROL of their industry their normal response "where do i stand legally" pathetic #-o #-o

A Unionised workforce will WIN their battles through industrial and Political ACTION not being mugged off by get rich lawyer scum.

Author:  edders23 [ Wed Feb 24, 2016 5:22 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

trotskys twin wrote:
steven842 wrote:
Hi folks this is my first post on here :D

I've read this forum and it seems geographically councils seem to dictate what ever they choose :shock: :? :shock: funny that eh !

The majority of taxis in my area are saloon cars and the council have restricted the taxi numbers by way of a supply demand survey however due to the lack of WAV's I'm considering making an application based on a tx1 I own

Has anyone elsewhere in Scotland or the UK came across a similar situation and been successful ?

:mrgreen:


They DO of course because Brainless Drivers fail to Unionise themselves and take CONTROL of their industry their normal response "where do i stand legally" pathetic #-o #-o

A Unionised workforce will WIN their battles through industrial and Political ACTION not being mugged off by get rich lawyer scum.


Like the RMT did in leicester :lol:

Author:  trotskys twin [ Thu Feb 25, 2016 12:41 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

edders23 wrote:
trotskys twin wrote:
steven842 wrote:
Hi folks this is my first post on here :D

I've read this forum and it seems geographically councils seem to dictate what ever they choose :shock: :? :shock: funny that eh !

The majority of taxis in my area are saloon cars and the council have restricted the taxi numbers by way of a supply demand survey however due to the lack of WAV's I'm considering making an application based on a tx1 I own

Has anyone elsewhere in Scotland or the UK came across a similar situation and been successful ?

:mrgreen:


They DO of course because Brainless Drivers fail to Unionise themselves and take CONTROL of their industry their normal response "where do i stand legally" pathetic #-o #-o

A Unionised workforce will WIN their battles through industrial and Political ACTION not being mugged off by get rich lawyer scum.


Like the RMT did in leicester :lol:


thats ongoing but of course with your usual penchant for ignoring the facts theres the case of Birmingham New Street Station where the RMT stopped network Rail from charging Cabs to access the station =D> =D> =D> couldnt see a lone cab driver doing that could you EDDLESS :lol: :lol:

Author:  steven842 [ Thu Feb 25, 2016 10:32 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

Thanks guys :D

In an area where the majority of vehicles are saloon are the council breaking the law (equalities act 2010) if they refuse a WAV license application ?

Author:  captain cab [ Thu Feb 25, 2016 11:55 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

steven842 wrote:
Thanks guys :D

In an area where the majority of vehicles are saloon are the council breaking the law (equalities act 2010) if they refuse a WAV license application ?


No :wink:

Author:  taxifife [ Sat Mar 19, 2016 11:58 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

Hi also from fife too, what would be the best way to force council into complying with the equalities act?

Thanks

Author:  grandad [ Sat Mar 19, 2016 1:19 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

taxifife wrote:
Hi also from fife too, what would be the best way to force council into complying with the equalities act?

Thanks

Take them to court. How much money have you got?

Author:  taxifife [ Sat Mar 19, 2016 8:38 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

grandad wrote:
taxifife wrote:
Hi also from fife too, what would be the best way to force council into complying with the equalities act?

Thanks

Take them to court. How much money have you got?



Not enough for that lol

Author:  wannabeeahack [ Sat Mar 19, 2016 10:11 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

steven842 wrote:
Hi folks this is my first post on here :D

I've read this forum and it seems councils seem to dictate what ever they choose :shock: :? :shock: funny that eh !



no 5hit sherlock!

Author:  Sussex [ Sat Mar 19, 2016 11:14 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

taxifife wrote:
Hi also from fife too, what would be the best way to force council into complying with the equalities act?

Thanks

Get the local disabled lobby involved.

Author:  Cabhappy [ Wed Mar 23, 2016 5:03 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

Councils not even close to considering the equalities act!

West Dunbartonshire split into two zones, Clydebank 100% WAV and Dumbarton <10% WAV

Author:  steven842 [ Tue Apr 12, 2016 3:13 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

Well D-day happened today I was invited to the regulation and licensing board to put my case forward .

They knocked it back

However I played the disabled card (a total valid argument license granted or not ) and given West fife only have 17 WAV vehicles and no policy to comply to have more WAV'S I say they are in a bad position.

5 councilors voted yes to a grant and 5 voted no and the chair had the casting vote ..

Should I take em to appeal ?
Or hound them something chronic to change policy's?

Author:  Sussex [ Wed Apr 13, 2016 5:53 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Taxi license Fife equalities act2010

steven842 wrote:
Should I take em to appeal ?
Or hound them something chronic to change policy's?

Tricky one. :-k

I will always suggest the legal route is the last route, so please don't go that route at present.

I like the hounding route, and sending those 5 nay sayers every newpaper clip or internet link of customers complaining about WAV service will help.

Or wait till those councillors are changed either naturally or by an election.

But you have done well so far IMO. =D>

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