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ComCab extends 17-year TfL partnership with major new five-year Dial-a-Ride taxi contract

ComCab ComCab London has been awarded the London Dial-a-Ride Consolidator Contract for another five years, extending a relationship with Transport for London (TfL) that dates back to 2009. The new contract commenced on 1 September 2026 and will see ComCab continue as the sole supplier supporting the service when journeys cannot be accommodated by the main Dial-a-Ride bus operation.

ComCab extends 17-year TfL partnership with major new five-year Dial-a-Ride taxi contract

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ComCab ComCab London has been awarded the London Dial-a-Ride Consolidator Contract for another five years, extending a relationship with Transport for London (TfL) that dates back to 2009.

The new contract commenced on 1 September 2026 and will see ComCab continue as the sole supplier supporting the service when journeys cannot be accommodated by the main Dial-a-Ride bus operation.

ComCab's role provides additional transport capacity for eligible passengers across the capital....

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ComCab ComCab London has been awarded the London Dial-a-Ride Consolidator Contract for another five years, extending a relationship with Transport for London (TfL) that dates back to 2009. The new contract commenced on 1 September 2026 and will see ComCab continue as the sole supplier supporting the service when journeys cannot be accommodated by the main Dial-a-Ride bus operation. ComCab's role provides additional transport capacity for eligible passengers across the capital....

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