The Commission for Taxi Regulation is an independent public body, the principal function of which is the development and maintenance of a regulatory framework for the control and operation of small public service vehicles (SPSVs) which comprise taxis, wheelchair accessible taxis, hackneys, wheelchair accessible hackneys and limousines.
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Documents to Download
SPSV Industry Update, Issue 1...
PDF, 31 May 2010
Buying a taxi licence?
PDF, 31 May 2010
Action Plan 2010 - 2011
PDF, 24 May 2010
Strategy Statement 2010-2014
PDF, 30 Apr 2010
SPSV Industry Update, Issue 1...
PDF, 31 May 2010
Buying a taxi licence?
PDF, 31 May 2010
Action Plan 2010 - 2011
PDF, 24 May 2010
Strategy Statement 2010-2014
PDF, 30 Apr 2010
Consumer FAQs
- What constitutes a call out charge?
- Can drivers charge for baggage at the airport?
- Can I pick the route I want to take?
- How exactly do you deal with complaints?
- Do drivers have to help me with my bags/luggage?
- What is the process for claiming lost property?
- What exactly constitutes a soiling charge and how is it enforced?
- Why doesn’t the Commission handle all complaints in relation to drivers?
- Am I entitled to choose any taxi at a rank?
- How do I commend a driver?
- Should all fares be priced on the meter?
Industry FAQs
- Where do I find the Model Reports?
- How do I transfer a licence?
- Does my vehicle have to undergo an annual suitability style inspection?
- How do I obtain a SPSV driver or vehicle licence?
- Do I need my ID cards to pass the NCT?
- How can I replace a lost/stolen ID card?
- Who has to undertake the Skills Development Programme and when?
- How do I renew my SPSV driver licence?




