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Any clues?
I think Lynn should impart the identity of the individual to all of us, then we could all spit at her in the street and I could sue her for libel.
Alas, I believe that you'll have a long wait until the webmaster shows any teeth. He may well threaten to warn somebody, but that's about as good as it gets.
I knew there was something dodgy about Judith Chalmers, she's an estate agent.
Ones driving should be of a consistently high standard, with or without passengers. Some of the problem is caused by taxi companies themselves. They take on too much work and expect the drivers to chase their tails. There is very little mileage in reporting a driver to a company as they are motivated by profit and all you will get is lip service. Far better if you have a genuine ...
In the event that you are unfortunate to be injured in an accident in a taxi, then rest assured you will be covered by insurance. Local authorities are vigorous in checking for the relevant insurance. If you are unhappy with any aspect of your journey or the conduct or driving by the driver, then complain. The majority of taxi drivers take pride in their skills and experience and are keen ...
I can tell you that yes, people are reporting misdemeanours by taxi drivers continually. Part of my job was to defend taxi drivers in their dealings with local authorities and the police. Driving offences put to one side, most people have no idea of the hackney carriage and Phv laws. Seat belt rules and charging spring to mind, where members of the public have reported drivers for offences ...
Well come on, they have got a reputation to keep up.
You're wasted on here Lynne.
At the risk of repeating myself, still nothing changes. I will say though, speaking as an ex councillor elsewhere, Margaret Swift does herself no favours on this forum.
