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by Luc Thiet Thuan on January 18th, 2009

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If you know that a taxi driver has taken the long way to your destination, and you have a suspicion that they did this on purpose, what can you do?

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  • by Schonberg on January 18th, 2009

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    All taxi drivers in the UK are licensed by the local licensing authority at the Town Hall. There are two types of Taxi, The Hackney Cab, and the Private Hire Vehicle (PHV).

    All taxi's have to abide by a code of conduct and if you have a complaint that the taxi driver took you a long way round to bump up the fare, you should complain in person to your local license office.Tell them where you were picked up from and where you wanted to go.Never complain to the firms taxi office or they will most probably fob you off.

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