Age identifier: March 2014—August 2014
United Kingdom / Forest & Fens (East Midlands) / Nottingham
Skoda Octavia
3rd gen Liftback (A7/5E3), 2013–2017
Nottinghamshire, England
Private hire vehicle licensed by City of Wolverhampton Council.
Extra information
- Brand: SKODA OCTAVIA
- Model: OCTAVIA ELEGANCE TDI CR
- Fuel: Diesel
- Colour: Silver
- Engine Size: 1598 cc
- Year: 2014
- Registered: 2014.03.03
- Last V5C Issue Date: 21 August 2019
Comments (3)
Jacko 2021-07-23 16:18:59 | #1
Wolverhampton register taxis all over the country it seems. I presume it's a loophole for cheaper taxes/overheads. We have them in York too, operated ironically by 'York Cars', much to the annoyance of the local taxi firms who go through the rather tough process of getting licencing by City of York Council.
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Matfiejplates 2021-07-23 17:58:16 | #2
Jacko (2021-07-23 16:18:59)Jacko
Wolverhampton register taxis all over the country it seems. I presume it's a loophole for cheaper taxes/overheads. We have them in York too, operated ironically by 'York Cars', much to the annoyance of the local taxi firms who go through the rather tough process of getting licencing by City of York Council.
Wolverhampton register taxis all over the country it seems. I presume it's a loophole for cheaper taxes/overheads. We have them in York too, operated ironically by 'York Cars', much to the annoyance of the local taxi firms who go through the rather tough process of getting licencing by City of York Council.
It's honestly crazy how many of these Wolverhampton registered taxis are around!
I read this news article (https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/black-country/more-taxi-licences-issued-wolverhampton-16501561) a few months ago, and it really does make me wonder if they need to bring back the legislation of getting licences from local authorities, because it isn't fair on the drivers who get their licenses locally.
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Junglecarz 2021-07-23 20:54:06 | #3
Matfiejplates (2021-07-23 17:58:16)Matfiejplates
Jacko
Wolverhampton register taxis all over the country it seems. I presume it's a loophole for cheaper taxes/overheads. We have them in York too, operated ironically by 'York Cars', much to the annoyance of the local taxi firms who go through the rather tough process of getting licencing by City of York Council.
It's honestly crazy how many of these Wolverhampton registered taxis are around!
I read this news article (https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/black-country/more-taxi-licences-issued-wolverhampton-16501561) a few months ago, and it really does make me wonder if they need to bring back the legislation of getting licences from local authorities, because it isn't fair on the drivers who get their licenses locally.
Jacko
Wolverhampton register taxis all over the country it seems. I presume it's a loophole for cheaper taxes/overheads. We have them in York too, operated ironically by 'York Cars', much to the annoyance of the local taxi firms who go through the rather tough process of getting licencing by City of York Council.
It's honestly crazy how many of these Wolverhampton registered taxis are around!
I read this news article (https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/black-country/more-taxi-licences-issued-wolverhampton-16501561) a few months ago, and it really does make me wonder if they need to bring back the legislation of getting licences from local authorities, because it isn't fair on the drivers who get their licenses locally.
Yeah, I think it's the easiest way to register as an Uber in the UK as well.
+1
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