Taxi drivers are struggling to deal with soaring operating costs.
A move to increase Glasgow taxi fares by 19.36 per cent will now go ahead after no objections emerged during a public notice period.
No representations were received about the rise in fares after a public notice was published in the local press.Research found that taxi drivers’ costs in the city soared by 19.36 per cent over the course of 18 months between February 2021 and September 2022.
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