Taxi Driver Accident Guide

Taxi drivers rely on their vehicles every day, so an accident can create immediate disruption to both transport and income.

A licensed taxi and private hire vehicleA licensed taxi and private hire vehicle

If your taxi is damaged in a non-fault accident, the priority is to establish what happened, deal with the damaged vehicle and consider what replacement transport is required to allow you to continue working.

Specialist replacement requirements

An ordinary courtesy vehicle may not satisfy the licensing requirements needed for taxi work.

Where appropriate, specialist replacement transport can be sourced based on your licensing and vehicle requirements, subject to availability.

At the same time, we can coordinate the damaged vehicle’s recovery, assessment, repair or total-loss claim.

Please note: this article is general information about how non-fault accident claims usually work. It is not legal advice and does not create a client relationship. Every claim turns on its own facts — if you need advice on your situation, get in touch and we’ll talk it through with you.

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