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How comes that Londoner drivers are so reckless? Like taxis and busses…!?

12 Comments 07 February 2012

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RMT taxi drivers take on BAA, Addison Lee and Radio Taxis over Heathrow plans (9.7.09)

No Comments 09 November 2011


BAA wants to undermine the livelihood of licensed black taxi drivers by allowing mini cabs to tout for business at Heathrow. A gathering of cabbies at the airport heard RMT general secretary Bob Crow explain how the union intends to fight the plans. www.rmt.org.uk/londontaxis

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The ‘Kidney Killer’ strikes taxi drivers on the Rajasthan Highway – Episode 105

No Comments 26 August 2011


Rajasthan Highway is rocked by a series of murders wherein the killer only targets taxi drivers and after killing them, steals his victim’s kidney. After Vishwas’ father is brutally murdered, the boy vows to find this killer and bring him to justice. Around the same time, a girl is raped by her doctor and she approaches the police to lodge a complaint against Dr. Dinesh. To their surprise, the police zero in on Dr. Dinesh as the ‘Kidney Murderer’ by virtue of the evidence they chance upon in his clinic. Will the police be able to stop the doctor from striking his next victim who ironically is Vishwas? – Watch this episode of ‘Crime Patrol’ to find out! CRIME PATROL is a reality series. However the case presentation would be a story telling form that would have the interest of a fiction drama presentation. The prelude and finale to the case would make the case a complete story. Interactions with the analysts on the show would be treated with the audience interest point of view keeping it only as much as essential to the story telling. Going beyond the drama of police action in a crime situation, the show also aims to look into the why behind a crime. Police action on one hand gives the show the edge of how the law keepers bring the culprits to book or stop a crime from being committed. On the other hand, the show will also be looking at the sociological aspect behind a crime- both from the victim as well as the criminals side. The cases would be driven by cameras moving

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Uganda: Traders Clash With Taxi Drivers Over Road

No Comments 17 July 2011

Uganda: Traders Clash With Taxi Drivers Over Road
THE Police yesterday fired tear gas to disperse angry traders and taxi drivers in downtown Kampala, following a row over a road leading to the New Taxi Park.

Read more on AllAfrica.com

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150 taxi drivers face bleak future

No Comments 02 July 2011

150 taxi drivers face bleak future
PASIR PUTEH: Some 150 taxi drivers here who are members of the Pasir Puteh Rental Car Driver Association are unhappy that they have been ordered to vacate their existing terminal here by the Kelantan State Economic Development Corporation.

Read more on New Straits Times

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