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| | Taxi reporting Hi there all, not sure that this has been put up before but I urge all road users to https://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/contact/pco/ a) reoprt any accident you have which might otherwise go unreported b) try to stick to the road rules....so there isn't some come back and/or build up of agression against other cyclists if you have an incident with a taxi, just make sure you get some identification and then report it....the more incidents there are against a particular taxi theen it must be taken into concideration when granting new licences...? |
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| | yeah, HTFU when your little sister gets put in a wheel chair for life because some careless driver didn't think to indicate before turning left. although it seems like when you report things it gets put in a shelf and forgotten about you should always report things - if nothing else it will add to the growing statistics and gradually highlight a problem. |
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If you don't care you don't have to tell us and pretend you're the clever one. Bad behaviour from taxi drivers should be taken very seriously. If you see someone acting dangerously you should report them. If nothing happens well be it but it will be on record. | |
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| | PCO license the cabs\cars, police deal with crimes, vigilanty attacks deal with justice. They all have powers. you'll be pushed to get a blue badged assasin locked up for dangerous driving but you can get his license revoked. financial disincentive. When he next picks up a passenger.. BREAKING THE LAW.. BREAKING THE LAW. police matter Repeat offenders get staked and burnt All this anger Hippy.. not good ;) |
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| | Incident: http://www.londonfgss.com/thread1264.html Report to PCO result: http://www.londonfgss.com/post36559-57.html The Public Carriage Office has no legislative power to investigate road traffic offences committed by cab drivers. I can only advise you that if you have a complaint about the driving behaviour of a cab driver you must report the matter in person to the nearest police station. |
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| | You don't need to, everybody hates cyclists and complains about them constantly. From the TfL report on cycling p.21, chapter 5 on "Attitude to Cycling" "Cyclists in London are seen as a nuisance among both non-cyclists and cyclists. Much the same as the common car driver dictum, cyclists view all other cyclists as awful – yet they exclude themselves from this categorisation" |
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| | Fair do's to you all. I have to say that it should be a matter of habbit that if a taxi (or other road user, even other cyclists) are being obvious tits, then you should point it out to hem in a calm, collected manner. Agression is typically responded to with agression (not that I'm really one to talk here), but if you at least point out what effect they are having....then perhapse (and it's a bit of a long shot),just maybe they might think a little more...some other time in the distant future... Obviously, report incidents that deserve it.....and judging by hippy's experiance, that should be to the police. |
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