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Over 10,500 London Black Cabbies Take Uber To Court
A UK law firm said that it has filed a multi-million-pound group action in the city's High Court on behalf of 10,887 licensed London black cab drivers in their claim against Uber for alleged losses sustained.
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10,000 Black Cab Drivers Sue Uber For $313 Million Over Booking Rules In London
A group of more than 10,000 black cab drivers is suing Uber after accusing it of breaching taxi-booking rules in London, in a move which could cost the ride-hailing giant more than $313 million.
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London Transport Regulator Strips Ola's Operating Licence Over Public Safety Failings
London's public transport authority stripped Indian ride-hailing company Ola of its London operating licence, saying that the taxi app was not "fit and proper" to hold one, having put passenger safety at risk.
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London's Iconic Black Cabs Go Electric
London's first electric-powered black cabs hit the streets on Tuesday, the British capital's iconic taxis getting a facelift for the modern age that should help cut pollution in the city.
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In London, Well-Bred Black Taxis In Battle With Uber, Which Was Deemed Not 'Fit And Proper'
You are a passenger hailing a ride in a city both historic and hip, a guardian of custom and a hub of change. You might not realize it, but your taxi choice - go with tradition or punch an app? - puts you right in the middle of a debate about the future of work, technology and who regulates whom.
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New London Taxi Electric Cabs Spotted Testing In Cold Weather
The London Taxi Company (LTC) is testing its all-new electric black cabs in extreme cold weather in Norway. The company says that this is the most comprehensive product quality programme in its 98-year old history.
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London Black Cab Drivers Block Streets In Central London Uber Demo
Drivers of London's traditional black cabs blocked some of the city's busiest streets Wednesday in a protest at the lack of regulations imposed on Uber.
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Phones With Seven-Day Battery Life Promised By Fuel-Cell Maker
A British fuel-cell developer that was first to put the technology harnessing the power of hydrogen into London's distinctive black cab said it's working on a system that would allow mobile phone users to charge just once a week.
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London's Iconic Black Cab to Go Green by 2017
The quintessentially British mode of transport is now looking to usher in an era of change as the Chinese automaker Geely-owned company unveiled the new black TX5 cab on Wednesday in London.
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British Court Rules Taxi-Hailing App Uber is Legal in London
Taxi-hailing service Uber is legal in London, Britain's High Court ruled today, following months of protests from drivers of the capital's famous black cabs that the app was undercutting their business.
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UK's Black Taxis Challenge Luxury Car Service for Streets of London
Black taxi drivers say Uber is being used as a taximeter, and thus contravenes a 1998 British law reserving the right to use a meter for licensed black taxis.
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Over 10,500 London Black Cabbies Take Uber To Court
A UK law firm said that it has filed a multi-million-pound group action in the city's High Court on behalf of 10,887 licensed London black cab drivers in their claim against Uber for alleged losses sustained.
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10,000 Black Cab Drivers Sue Uber For $313 Million Over Booking Rules In London
A group of more than 10,000 black cab drivers is suing Uber after accusing it of breaching taxi-booking rules in London, in a move which could cost the ride-hailing giant more than $313 million.
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London Transport Regulator Strips Ola's Operating Licence Over Public Safety Failings
London's public transport authority stripped Indian ride-hailing company Ola of its London operating licence, saying that the taxi app was not "fit and proper" to hold one, having put passenger safety at risk.
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London's Iconic Black Cabs Go Electric
London's first electric-powered black cabs hit the streets on Tuesday, the British capital's iconic taxis getting a facelift for the modern age that should help cut pollution in the city.
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In London, Well-Bred Black Taxis In Battle With Uber, Which Was Deemed Not 'Fit And Proper'
You are a passenger hailing a ride in a city both historic and hip, a guardian of custom and a hub of change. You might not realize it, but your taxi choice - go with tradition or punch an app? - puts you right in the middle of a debate about the future of work, technology and who regulates whom.
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New London Taxi Electric Cabs Spotted Testing In Cold Weather
The London Taxi Company (LTC) is testing its all-new electric black cabs in extreme cold weather in Norway. The company says that this is the most comprehensive product quality programme in its 98-year old history.
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London Black Cab Drivers Block Streets In Central London Uber Demo
Drivers of London's traditional black cabs blocked some of the city's busiest streets Wednesday in a protest at the lack of regulations imposed on Uber.
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Phones With Seven-Day Battery Life Promised By Fuel-Cell Maker
A British fuel-cell developer that was first to put the technology harnessing the power of hydrogen into London's distinctive black cab said it's working on a system that would allow mobile phone users to charge just once a week.
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London's Iconic Black Cab to Go Green by 2017
The quintessentially British mode of transport is now looking to usher in an era of change as the Chinese automaker Geely-owned company unveiled the new black TX5 cab on Wednesday in London.
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British Court Rules Taxi-Hailing App Uber is Legal in London
Taxi-hailing service Uber is legal in London, Britain's High Court ruled today, following months of protests from drivers of the capital's famous black cabs that the app was undercutting their business.
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UK's Black Taxis Challenge Luxury Car Service for Streets of London
Black taxi drivers say Uber is being used as a taximeter, and thus contravenes a 1998 British law reserving the right to use a meter for licensed black taxis.
