As a professional taxi or private hire driver, you are a business owner. Your vehicle is your equipment, your time is your service, and your licence is your single most valuable income-generating asset. Like any smart business owner, you know that you must be willing to invest to protect your most critical assets from risk. When your licence

 As a professional taxi or private hire driver, you are a business owner. Your vehicle is your equipment, your time is your service, and your licence is your single most valuable income-generating asset. Like any smart business owner, you know that you must be willing to invest to protect your most critical assets from risk. When your licence

 As a professional taxi or private hire driver, you are a business owner. Your vehicle is your equipment, your time is your service, and your licence is your single most valuable income-generating asset. Like any smart business owner, you know that you must be willing to invest to protect your most critical assets from risk. When your licence

 As a professional taxi or private hire driver, you are a business owner. Your vehicle is your equipment, your time is your service, and your licence is your single most valuable income-generating asset. Like any smart business owner, you know that you must be willing to invest to protect your most critical assets from risk. When your licence

 When you are faced with a Notice of Intended Prosecution or a court summons for a motoring offence, it is natural to seek advice. The problem is that the "common knowledge" shared by friends, family, and online forums is often a dangerous collection of myths and misconceptions. Following this well-intentioned but incorrect advice can lead to