GMB call on app-based private hire companies to explain driver fraud claims
GMB call on app-based private hire companies to explain claims of driver fraud without providing real evidence
Workplace - Private Hire Drivers
GMB welcome Government consultation on safety standards for taxi and private hire vehicles
GMB welcome Government consultation over enhancing safety standards for taxi and private hire vehicle
GMB slam government decision to abolish plug-in car grant
GMB slam government decision to abolish plug-in car grant making it more difficult for Private Hire Drivers to go green
GMB meet with Chelmsford MP to discuss taxi and private hire regulations
GMB meeting with member of Parliament for Chelmsford for taxi and private hire regulations to enable drivers to earn decent living
GMB slam TfL proposals to reopen ending congestion charge exemption for private hire vehicles
GMB slam TfL proposal to reopen ending congestion charge exemption for private hire vehicles
GMB challenge views of the new Minister for Transport on Uber in London
GMB challenge views of new Minister of State for the Department of Transport Jo Johnson on decision not to renew Uber’s private hire operator licence
GMB call on Basildon Council to uphold stricter enforcement of taxi and private hire rules
GMB call on Basildon Borough Council to uphold stricter enforcement of taxi and private hire rules to protect safety of the travelling public
GMB London call on transport for London to insist that Uber limit drivers hours for public safety
Limits on long hours were brought in as excessive hours were identified as the direct cause of the Clapham Junction rail disaster where 35 people died and 500 people were injured…
GMB Professional drivers branch secretary wins organiser of the year
GMB professional drivers branch secretary wins organiser of the year award at TUC Congress in Brighton.
Uttlesford has 18 cabs per 1,000 residents, highest in Southern and Eastern England
Uttlesford has 18 cabs per 1,000 residents and is highest in the south and east of England where the average for England is 5.1 per 1,000 new GMB study shows.
