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TaxiPoint Magazine Edition 89 launches with latest trade data, licensing debate and enforcement news

TaxiPoint has launched Edition 89 of its monthly digital magazine, with the September issue led by new figures showing a widening divide between England's taxi and private hire vehicle sectors. The 44-page edition examines the latest Department for Transport data, which records approximately 342,300 licensed taxis and private hire vehicles in England as of 1 April 2026.

TaxiPoint Magazine Edition 89 launches with latest trade data, licensing debate and enforcement news

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TaxiPoint has launched Edition 89 of its monthly digital magazine, with the September issue led by new figures showing a widening divide between England's taxi and private hire vehicle sectors.

The 44-page edition examines the latest Department for Transport data, which records approximately 342,300 licensed taxis and private hire vehicles in England as of 1 April 2026.

While the overall fleet increased by 9% over two years, private hire vehicle numbers rose 13% to 290,000 and taxi numbers...

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TaxiPoint has launched Edition 89 of its monthly digital magazine, with the September issue led by new figures showing a widening divide between England's taxi and private hire vehicle sectors. The 44-page edition examines the latest Department for Transport data, which records approximately 342,300 licensed taxis and private hire vehicles in England as of 1 April 2026. While the overall fleet increased by 9% over two years, private hire vehicle numbers rose 13% to 290,000 and taxi numbers...

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