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CYBERCABZ is a family run business EST in 2003 open 24 hours 365 days a year. We specialize in providing Heathrows airport taxi transfers transportation and local journeys from London Heathrow Airport to any location in the UK or any long distance journeys to anywhere ,including Europe.Our cars and vito mini busses are clean, polite and all come with a smart driver that are all insured and properly CRB checked and cleared so you are completely in safe hands on every part of your car journey .

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Do you Need Heathrows Airport taxi cars ?

London Heathrow airport transfers come in handy when you are late, and do not have enough time to drive. You will be amazed at how well the taxi drivers know many destinations. They can tell when a street will be busy and how they can avoid heavy traffic. They are also trained to offer their services with efficiently yet with your safety in mind.

It is possible that you are so tired after a long flight, and that all you need is to rest upon arrival in Heathrow. Still, it is possible that you have a lot of luggage that will make it even hard for you to rest an inch. Heathrow Airport transfers will relieve you of all your that transport and luggage stress especially if you make early bookings for the services.

When your business associates or long-time friends are about to arrive at the airport, you should just go for Heathrow airport taxi services. You can call a taxi agency and give them the details of the times and dates when your guests will be arriving. Your friends will to find a taxi waiting for them at the airport and that they just have to sit back and have a good time.

Sometimes you want to arrive at a destination in style. You may want to impress your business associates or family friends. Driving your old car or asking your friend to drop you to the airport during such times may not make much sense. Rather, you can go for Heathrow airport taxi services and arrive in style. You can choose a limousine or any other classy ride as offered by the taxi agencies.

Do not panic when your car breakdown in the middle of your ride to Heathrow airport. During such moments, you need not to worry on whether you will miss a flight or not. All you need to do is calling taxi service providers and notify them of your problem. Before you know it, a taxi will be on the stand by waiting to take you to the airport.

You may be surprised that you can get there earlier that you expected.During those nights when everyone has retired to sleep, Heathrow airport taxi companies are still operating. You can make quick arrangements for transfers and soon you will be sorted out. You can ask the drivers to make reservations for you or your loved ones and the drivers will be waiting for you at the airport or any other destination. You can even raise concerns about taxi services at that particular time and there will be someone on standby to address you.

Rules for Good Taxi Service Providers

Best service providers in Heathrow airport transfer services are guided by a code of conduct. It means that they must maintain certain ethical standards in service provision. Firstly, they will arrive on time so that you do not end up getting late. Secondly, they will keep communicating with you, and confirming about your transportation details such as time, whether you have luggage and the number of people to Heathrow airport transfer.

Thirdly, they will handle the whole service delivery professionally. This means that their language, dressing and driving will thrill you. Lastly, the cars are well maintained so that every client will arrive at their destination safely.

About paying for your Cab

People have a notion that the Heathrow airport taxi services are meant for certain class of people. This is far from the truth! You can afford to pay for the services since there are options to suit every budget.

The price paid for taxi services depend on:

•The type of car that you choose. Some cabs will be very expensive; since they have classy appeal and are comfortable enough for everyone. Big cars that accommodate a lot of people can also be expensive as opposed to smaller cars.

• The number of hours of service delivery. If you hire a vehicle for a whole day, you will pay more than for someone who hires it for a few hours.

• Period of service delivery. When you hire a cab during the night, you will be charged more than someone who hires it during the day.

• Negotiation skills. With sharp negotiation skills, it is possible to pay less for taxi services. You can state your price, and ask the taxi company to provide a service that suits that specific budget. You will be amazed to find out that Heathrow Airport Transfer you can still get comfortable rides yet at an affordable rate.

• Distance covered. It costs more for long distance cab services than for short distances. Logically, you will have to pay for the gas consumption during long distances travel.

It is important to book for Heathrow airport taxi services in advance. This ensures that you are picked at the right time. The bookings can be done online; which is convenient. You can also ask for quotes online so that you can budget well for the services.

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Monday, 16 May 2016

Signs Installed Across Birmingham City Centre To Warn Illegal Minicab drivers

 

"We would always urge passengers to book their journey or make sure they use a properly licensed cab." 

– ENFORCEMENT OFFICER PC DAVE HUMPHERSON, FROM WEST MIDLANDS POLICE

Minicab drivers who operate illegally in Birmingham are being warned they will be caught and face prosecution.

New signs have been installed across Birmingham's city centre, reminding minicab drivers against breaking the law by touting for on-street business, a specific offence known in the trade as ’plying.'

Almost 50 rogue drivers were found illegally picking up people in the city during the last 18 months as part of a crackdown.

Warning signs informing plyers  CCTV is in operation have been erected around the city centre. The 100 reflective signs have been put near prominent entertainment spots including: 

  • Broad Street
  • Hurst Street 
  • Ladywell Walk

Offenders face penalty points, hefty court fines and being struck off the council’s books.

West Midlands Police works in partnership with Birmingham City Council’s licensing team to tackle illegal plying for hire.

People who accept unbooked lifts from private hire drivers are not insured in the event of being injured in an accident; only Hackney Carriage vehicles can take fares without being booked in advance


These signs leave no excuses for rogue drivers, if they illegally ply for hire they will be caught.

The majority operate legitimately but there are those who seek to take advantage and make extra cash. Some drivers will use weak excuses such as giving a friend a lift home yet are unable to provide their name or address.

We have seen drivers given six to nine points on their licence along with some drivers being disqualified from driving. One driver was left with a court bill of £1,800. 



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Leon Daniels Calls Urgent Meeting With Taxi Trade Orgs.


We received information last night from an extremely reliable source, that Leon Daniels is calling an urgent meeting with all trade orgs for later this morning ! 

Our source states all trade orgs, but what they actually mean is, only those trade orgs whom TfL allow to sit at their table. 
The UCG, HADTU, and the Suburban Drivers Alliance, of course are excluded. 

Recently, there has now been a wealth of information made public, which appears to have put Managing Director Leon Daniels' future with TfL in a precarious position. This morning's meeting looks to all intent and purpose to be an eleventh hour bid to pour calming oil on the troubled waters. 

Let's hope those attending will insist that minutes of this meeting and any future meeting with TfL be made available to the whole trade, soon after the meeting. 

Drivers from all orgs and unions are calling for the current unfair exclusions, to be dropped as soon as possible by new Mayor Sadiq Khan. For too long, TfL officials have been able to choose which factions of the trade they meet, with more militant groups left out in the cold. 

Inclusion to the Cabbies Cabinet has been used as a bargaining tool and held over the heads of the United trade group member orgs, for too long, seemingly giving TfL the edge at face to face consultations.



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Sunday, 15 May 2016

ABSOLUTE POWER, RACE TO THE BOTTOM....By Lenny Etheridge.

We are in the midst of a recession. "No shit, Sherlock."
This recession bitterly affects the working class.

For years now this recession has seen the rich get richer and the poor become enslaved.
Economists say, if you can see a city skyline full of cranes, there is no spare cash.


The wealthy have stuck everything into huge enterprises, and they need every bit of cash they can put their hands on; and that includes ours.

The new Mayor has an insurmountable task ahead of him.

London is no longer a desirable destination.
It is choking under extreme pollution. And its arteries are clogged with unnecessary Private Hire minicabs and empty Buses.

The Buses are empty because, like all vehicles, they cannot move on the ever shrinking, overpopulated roads. 
Overpopulated because the previous Mayor refused to cap Transport for London's little earner (minicabs).

Who wants to sit on a bus, watching the world walk by?
And shrinking because the previous Mayor wanted to build a playground for bikes.

These spacious Cycle Super Highways are built, not for safety, but for speed. They are so big, Uber drivers often mistake them for roads. Who in their right mind would come to a city voted the most congested in the world?

Where you are forced to pay tax (Congestion Charge) for the privilege of sitting in an ever increasing meander of single lane traffic, which was caused by the very same shysters who levy the very same tax.

Once you finally get to your destination, you are then expected to pay four pounds an hour to park. 
No wonder people prefer to shop in Bluewater, Lakeside and anywhere else they can move freely without getting ripped off.

 
 
Yet the powers that be, think they can solve problems of overcrowding and pollution by pedestrianising areas like Oxford Street.

Really? 
And where do they think the inordinate amount of buses would go? 
The narrow backstreets of Britain's former shopping Mecca?
Is it now time for a London Mayor to stop listening to unelected quangos of self interested big businessmen and women, and listen to real Londoners?
Listening to Londoners who are at the sharp end of his decisions.

If you have not yet guessed, I am a Licensed London Taxi Driver. I openly admit my interests - unlike the conflicted board of TfL.
Like most Licensed London Taxi Drivers, I am not a Luddite. I have been accepting card payments for over a decade, on radio circuits and apps, long before Uber slithered into town.

The previous Mayor, Boris Johnson is a pathological liar. He lied to his wife, his employers, his constituents, the people of London, and his colleagues.

That man was born with a silver fork in his mouth.
He claimed he could not cap Private Hire minicab licenses, when it was well within his power to do so. 
His open contempt for Taxis is well documented.

I have to laugh when I look back to when 'Luddite' Taxi drivers were vilified by the media for behaving "outrageously" during one of Johnson's pantomimes at City Hall.

Has no one witnessed the pack behaviour of our honourable Members of Parliament during PMQ?
It did not help matters when one of our trade bodies apologised on our behalf. For what? For witnessing first hand Johnson's contempt for the questions put by Val Shawcross and Caroline Pidgeon?

Or when a member of the public (not a Licensed London Taxi Driver) pushed a security guard over?

No I do not apologise for anything that day. In fact I look back on our 'off the cuff' ten mile march in the rain, with pride.

 

Too long now the Taxi trade's representatives have been cozying up to the very people who are deregulating our trade.
History tells us that greed and corruption has always been part of any system.
Good men get assassinated whilst bad men fake their own deaths.

Who would have thought, pre Savile, that the BBC was a corrupt government tool?

From distorting information about the Miners Strike to suppressing rape and sexual assault in TfL licensed Private Hire minicabs.
Who would have guessed that two young, seemingly clean cut, up and coming political lightweights, like Dave and his afterbirth George, would go on to out-Thatcher Thatcher, and out-brazen Blair?

   
"Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely."
We have a situation where the Prime Minister orders the Mayor of London, according to Boris Johnson, to "Leave Uber alone." And where the Chancellor of the Exchequer lobbies the Mayor, on behalf of Uber.

We have 10 and 11 Downing Street favouring Uber, an American company, based in the Netherlands, who pay no Corporate Tax, whose 'drivers' get Income Support from the British taxpayer. All at the expense of London's iconic Licensed Taxi trade, who pay their taxes and do everything asked of them. They study the Knowledge of London for four years, pass an advanced driving test, pass a rigorous medical examination, are vetted by the police, drive an expensive purpose built vehicle, and have their fares set by TfL.

Four average Taxi drivers pay more tax than Uber UK.

TfL have been coerced by the Butch & Sundance of Downing Street, to allow illegal and immoral practices to take place, in favour of a freeloading American company.

TfL's Managing Director; Leon Daniels spends time, when he is not busy lying on Uber's behalf to the GLA, coaching Jo Bertram; General Manager of Uber UK, on how to get around various stipulations and requirements.

Courts are being told that an instrument which measures time and distance, is not a meter. Then what is it?

TfL state that an App which acts like a virtual binoculars, showing minicabs on a street nearby, with a customer choosing a minicab from that street, is not hailing.

TfL also state that when the customer presses the button of their App to instantly 'hire' a minicab, it is not 'instant', but 'pre booked'.
Let me ask you this - if a man decides at exactly 10am, to set his alarm clock to go off at exactly 10am; is that preset?

The answer is, no. And neither is an Uber journey pre booked. It is an immediate hail.
The minicab driver accepts the job, and is instantly hired.

TfL are churning out seven hundred Private Hire licenses every week, to satisfy Uber's appetite.
TfL are licensing Private Hire minicab drivers, without a full background check. Applicants relatively new to Britain, are having allowances made for them.

Other countries, including European countries, do not keep certain records on their systems forever.
Common sense tells us we must be able to check someone's background, within our own system, for a minimum of five years. Especially when the applicant is left alone with vulnerable customers, such as children and lone females.


TfL's requirements for a Private Hire license, is not good enough for the citizens of this country.
Contrary to popular belief in Downing Street, we are not plebs, we are people. Our daughters, mothers, sisters and wives, deserve better.

From their first application to their passing of the Knowledge, their advanced driving test, and receiving the coveted Green Badge, the applicant is looking at the best part of five years before they are deemed fit be a London Taxi driver.

When the London Taxi driver renews his Bill (license) every three years, the DBS process takes around four months.

Yet a Private Hire Roundel can be acquired within a day. By pumping out seven hundred Private Hire minicab licences a week, TfL cannot possibly be processing PH applications as stringently as Public Safety requires.

Our 'Owners' have always wanted more for themselves and less for us. Yet nowadays they cannot be asked to sugarcoat it.
What should do we do? Passively give in?

I firmly believe that in any fight, win or lose, hurt your opponent so badly, the bully will think twice before he comes back for more.
Uber bullies have all the money, the big name backers, professional lobbyists, and a huge amount of MPs in their pocket.

We have MPs calling, not for Uber to toe the public safety line, or to up its standards, but for Taxis to be deregulated and for our standards to drop, to meet the substandard Uber free-for-all.
Females are literally getting into a stranger's car, to satisfy investors' needs.

Big business and the media, especially the BBC, are turning a blind eye and deaf ear to the Private Hire minicab rape and sexual assault figures that have gone through the roof.

In essence, the money men do not care if our daughters are raped or abused, as long as their pockets are being stuffed with pieces of silver.
To 'bought and paid' officials, our raped and abused loved ones are but statistics, to be hidden away out of reach of the Freedom of Information Act.


Those who invest in and lobby for Uber, see victims' destroyed family members as acceptable collateral damage.
We the people do not count. We never have.
 
It is time for us to be heard.
We expect our new Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan to order an independent Public Enquiry into TfL's dealings with Uber, Boris Johnson and David Cameron.

We expect Peter Hendy, John Mason, Leon Daniels, Garrett Emmerson and the above main protagonists to be questioned on oath.
Something is rotten in the state of London, and we the people of London, demand answers.

Lenny Etheridge





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Saturday, 14 May 2016

London Taxi Trade Take Veterans On Three Day Trip To Ypres For Emotional Ceremony

64 London taxi drivers, given their services for free to the Taxi Charity, also known as The London Taxi Benevolent Association For War Disabled and spent three days with 98 veterans in the town of Ypres.


Something you wouldn't have read in the main press, or seen on TV news channels last week.

Scores of London cabbies gave their time freely to transport war heroes to the battle fields of Belgium.

Now known by its Flemish name of Ieper, the town was called ‘Wipers' by the hundreds of thousands of British troops who were stationed in the region between 1914 - 18.


The highlight of the trip was a service at the Menin Gate memorial (Wednesday 11 May) where the last post is played every evening at 8pm. The names of the 54,332 British, Irish and Commonwealth men who fell in the region during WWI and have no known resting place are engraved on the monument.

Veterans and children from a school in Antwerp laid wreaths and were joined by the British Ambassador to Belgium, Alison Rose.


"I am so grateful to the Taxi Charity for organising this year's visit to Ypres for veterans and war disabled," said Ms Rose.

"It was my privilege to join the veterans, the cab drivers and the organisers yesterday evening at the daily commemoration under the Menin Gate, organised so faithfully by the people of Ieper. And today Ieper [Ypres] Barracks will host a military parade in honour of their visitors.

"Thank you, Taxi Charity for all you do to support those who have served and for helping us to remember those who did not come back."


The WWII war heroes, who hail from across London have also visited the Passchendaele Museum, commemorating the bloody Battle of Passchendaele (31 July - 6 November, 1917), the historic Cloth Hall and the Tyne Cot cemetery.

Taxi Charity Committee member, Paul Davis said: "All of our drivers are working cabbies who are giving up their time freely to pick up the vets from their homes across London and give them a memorable experience and the opportunity to pay their respects to those who tragically lost their lives on the WWI battlefields."


Honorary Chairman, Gary Belsey added: "We've had an amazing and emotional pilgrimage to honour those who paid the ultimate sacrifice."

Last year, the Taxi Charity organised a trip to Arnhem to commemorate the 70th Anniversary of the Liberation of The Netherlands and took an active role supporting and transporting veterans to the VE and VJ ceremonies.



Only licenced London taxi drivers can drive for the Taxi Charity and veterans take an active part throughout the year by collecting donations across the capital.

The charity counts Dame Vera Lynn and Joanna Lumley among its patrons.


 


Click here to view all the stunning photos from the Ypres trip on our Flickr channel.



Also see fantastic video 


https://t.co/n2iAuPvnnY



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Leon Daniels TfL, Send A Copy Of Graham's Email To Your MP

Please see copy of letter to my MP below  - please feel free to cut and paste and use as a template to send to your own MP.
 
Regards, 

Graham Waite
You can find your MP's email address by simply using Google search page.

Dear _ _ add your MP's name here.

I am a London taxi driver and have held a London taxi licence for over 36 years. My trade has been devastated by Uber who employ over 37,000 (rising 
by 600 a week) cheap labour to drive Private Hire Vehicles in London.

I have no problem with fair competition but Uber have circumnavigated all the rules demanded of PHV's with the collaboration of Leon Daniels who is TFL’s Managing Director of Surface Transport.
 
Leon Daniels has in his capacity as Managing Director of Surface Transport for TfL, approved and introduced measures that have brought London’s capital to a standstill, increasing congestion, increasing pollution, costing business and citizens millions of pounds.

He mislead the GLA Transport Committee by stating on record that Private Hire drivers do not need "full time" Hire and Reward insurance policies, that they can purchase "On-Off" Hire and Reward insurance (inferring that it is not necessary for TfL as the regulator to ensure all Private Hire Vehicles are continually insured correctly) See video.


The Association of British Insurers have confirmed, no such policy exists.



Leon Daniels stated publicly on record in the media that Uber were not using a taximeter to conduct business and then subsequently appointed QC Martin Chamberlain to uphold his view by failing to make the case properly.

Mr Daniels was later questioned by the GLA Transport Committee on record, as to why TfL hadn't insisted that Uber have a manned telephone line, as per the 1998 Private Hire act requires, to which he attempted to obfuscate the issue by telling the GLA committee that the wording of the act is vague and only means that an operator is required to have a land line telephone on the day the license is applied for.

Leon Daniels has now been found to have been in communication via email, assisting Uber UK to word their PR, advertising and complaint responses, so as to mislead the public and further blur the lines between Private Hire and Hackney Carriage and hence place public safety at risk. 

 
Taken from the front page of the Badge news paper.

I therefore request that you as my MP ask Sadiq Khan the new London Mayor, who has overall responsibility for TfL and it’s actions, to either confirm or deny if Mr Daniel’s has or has not been in direct contact with Uber regarding their responses to various bodies.

I am sure that you will agree, such behaviour if proven, would be in breach of his remit and could be construed as malfeasance and as such should trigger an investigation.

Yours sincerely, 
 
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Friday, 13 May 2016

Has The Licensed Taxi Trade, Lost The Battle Of Heathrow ?....by Paul Sweeney

Speaking to other drivers at Heathrow today, I was informed that the Hilton hotel, terminal 4 is now operating a rank type system, where the concierge actually calls uber cars up to the main entrance, loads the punters in and off they go.


No prebooked etc zero. Instant rank and hail. 

This is apparently happening everyday and you can see Uber at most of the Heathrow hotels doing the same. 

The feeder park today was six hours, whilst Uber cars sit on every Terminal drop off, touting and waiting for the ping. They've surrounded every nook and cranny at Heathrow, the taxi Marshalls might as well give up. 

Four Met police to control four terminals! 

Whereas at Gatwick, they have 95 dedicated police officers, plus back up. BAA and HAL are openly allowing this to happen 24/7.

TfL manpower, who should be stopping this illegal practice, were again at Paddington, Waterloo, Liverpool Street, reporting licensed Taxi drivers for the heinous crime of over ranking.
 
Heathrow in my opinion is on its knees.

13/5/16. Please remember this date. 
Heathrow is currently wide open, and we have repeatedly warned the Met for about a potential Uber terrorist attack. Yet they have done nothing, apart from focus on speeding traffic on the Airport boundary roads. 

Security at this Airport is a disaster waiting to happen. Uber drivers have turned Heathrow into a Calas type camp. 

And for urinating/defecating in residential gardens, they are to be rewarded with their own feeder park

Unfortunately the main Unions out there in the taxi feeder park seem clueless and have said next to nothing. 
Uber are illegally picking up, whilst the law abiding taxi trade stews. 

Unbelievable and so frustrating!! 
Surely, Enough is enough.


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Croydon Lift Cycling Ban, Despite Opposition From The Elderly, Partially Sighted, And Shop Owners.


CYCLISTS will be allowed to ride along North End under experimental new plans to improve safety for riders in the town centre, which were given the go-ahead this week.

Cyclists are currently banned from riding southbound along the pedestrianised shopping street, and may only ride northbound after 6pm and before 10am.

Those who flout the rules can be issued with a fixed penalty notice of £50 by police.

But on Tuesday, the council's traffic management committee authorised an experimental order, which is designed to help reduce traffic collisions with cyclists on the streets around North End.

The £15,000 trial, paid for with money allocated from TfL, is expected to be in place initially for 18 months, and could be in place in five weeks' time.

A contraflow cycle lane will be built on the section of North End which allows cars between Poplar Walk and Tamworth Road.

Councillor Kathy Bee, cabinet member for traffic and environment, said the plan was to make cycling in the town centre safer, as alternative routes around North End "are not safe".

She said: "At the moment, the reality is that quite a lot of people do try to take their bike down there.

"The plan is experimental, this is not something where we've made a final decision on yet.

"If there are problems, we can stop it, but we hope its successful."

The council's accident data shows that 15 cyclists have been involved in collisions in along the Wellesley Road route they must use to travel legally around North End, two of which were classed as "serious".

In the same period, the report says, there were no reports of collisions between cyclists flouting the ban and pedestrians on North End.

A UK Government study on cycling in pedestrianised areas, mentioned in the report, found that accidents between cyclists and pedestrians were "very rare" and that "cyclists respond to pedestrian density, modifying their speed, dismounting and taking other avoiding action where necessary".

Cllr Bee agreed: "Actually cyclists are quite likely to come off badly as well if something like that happens.

"From a cyclist's point of view running into people is not a great idea."

Kristian Gregory, of campaign group Croydon Cyclists, welcomed the move.

He said: "This is an important step in the right direction to facilitating safe cycling in the town centre and local businesses will appreciate the increased trade that cycling routes bring."

Mr Gregory also called on the council to do more to improve cycle safety in the area.

"The council can complement this by making the roads leading in to the town centre fit for people of all ages and abilities to cycle on - by introducing protected cycle lanes on main roads such as London Road, Brighton Road and Wellesley Road," he added.

"This is an important step in the right direction to facilitating safe cycling in the town centre and local businesses will appreciate the increased trade that cycling routes bring

During the first six months of the scheme, members of the public can write to the council to support or object the plan.

The scheme can then be reviewed based on that response



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