London Taxi

I love this city and have always been fascinated by its history, that’s why I trained to become a London taxi driver. “This project has been truly eye opening, and revealed to me some of London’s most astonishing, unknown history.” …

I’m all lost in the feeder park – I wrote these words some time ago, there was even talk of them being published in Time Out’s Big Smoke section with a few well framed photos (not mine I sh… 1 week ago. London Taxi Cab PR …

Transport for London Getting around London Your guide to accessibility Contents Key to symbols Introduction Safety and Security Access without escalators or steps Access via lift(s) Access via ramp (please be aware that some ramps are …

London taxis have always been quite expensive, so Londoners only ever take them out of necessity. Tourists, on the other hand, look at them as part of the London experience. However, ask any tourist who took a cab along Oxford Street …

The video is a clip from the Discovery Channel’s World War II season and it’ll be the subject of a programme that airs on the 8th of November entitled Wartime London with Harry Harris, a London taxi driver and historian. …

As MTD reported in September, 2008, Geely struck a deal last year with Manganese Bronze Holdings PLC, did a U.K. company and owner of London Taxi International (LTI), to produce London taxicabs in China. …

Harry, a London cab driver and historian who has driven a taxi for two decades, has absorbed everything about the capital and its history. In the programme, Harry uses his knowledge to explore London to find out just how close Britain …

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… you straight to Tate Modern Art Gallery, Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre and an abundance of bars and restaurants on the Southbank. With excellent underground links, bus routes and a London taxi never far away, London is your oyster. …

We took the Gatwick Express to Victoria Station, and from there we took a taxi to our hotel. The first Brit I had a conversation with in England: the cab driver (Side note: In London, taxi driving is a respectable job.) I was so tired, …