Knowing your way around your patch and the most efficient way to get to popular destinations such as train stations, business parks, sports grounds and hotels are all part and parcel of a great ride. While a sat nav or other on-board navigation tool can be invaluable in some circumstances, it doesn’t help to become too reliant on them.
From driving through wind, rain and snow to navigating busy summer holiday traffic, every season holds fresh challenges for drivers in your taxi fleet.
Working as a cab driver can be a really fulfilling job offering a high level of independence. But being your own boss comes with a lot of added responsibility, especially for your health.
Undoubtedly, fuel is one of the biggest expenditures you’ll have to deal with. And with petrol and diesel costs rising every day this is only likely to get worse. To help you out, the team at Taxi Insurer have compiled this list of 23 ways to save fuel.
As the driver of a taxi you’re under some heavy responsibilities when it comes to the safety of your passengers and other road users. And whether you’re working in a 24-hour urban metropolis like London or a calm rural idyll, there are many laws that you need to be aware of.
If you want to build a successful taxi business nowadays, you’ve got to develop your brand through effective marketing. Word of mouth might have cut it in the past, but in a world where companies like Uber exist, you need to be more proactive with how you spread awareness of your taxi firm.