“We’ve been shafted by the 20mph limit” – Can London’s Black Cab Survive? , Autocar

The covid lockdown may have forced a lot of taxi drivers out of the trap, but mo explains in the film that this was exactly the stimulus he needed to batcome one Himself. With time on his hands, aged 17, he knuckled down to learning the knowledge. Two Years Later, He’D Passed All The Tests but Had to Wait Until He Was 21 to Get His License.

“I’m having the best time,” he says. Even the taxi driver who took me to taxi house admits that, despite everything, he “loves” the job. Will Mcnamara be as Sanguine? “We’ve Had Taxis Since Since Since Cromwell’s Day and London will Always have them,” He Tells Me in the back of a taxi he’s he’s magically summoned from nowhere.

“I’m optimistic about that because we’re sitting in the cleanest and 100% wheelchair accessible taxi in the world, driven by the most registered and trained cab drivers in the world. To is Right: TFL’s War on Motorists is also being waged on taxis.

In Spite of these challenges, McNamara Reckons the Green Shoots of a Recovery Are Emerging. “Demand for taxi rides is growing as works against returning to their offices,” he says.