PM Impressed by Taxi Manufacturer
T
he sustained growth of Cab Direct’s manufacturing output has attracted the interest of Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
Brown singled out the company’s Glasgow manufacturing plant for
the assembly line, as well as holding discussions with directors about current issues affecting the taxi trade.
Group, which has spearheaded a quiet manufacturing revolution over the past seven years.
Established with just 18 employees in 1993, the group began its own manufacturing operations in 2003. Since then the company
vehicles per annum.
area managers based throughout the UK.
Quality Products
The Prime Minister witnessed the wide-ranging development, engineering and production activities at Cab Direct and was impressed by the company’s range of specialist products.
Mercedes-Benz to produce wheelchair accessible cabs tailor-made
Mercedes-Benz M8, the economical Citroen EuroTaxi and the UK’s
meet the needs of modern-day cab operators. Recent new releases
popular Peugeot Premier.
Praise
to training and development, including its support for modern apprenticeships. “You’ve certainly got a very enthusiastic young
said that wheelchair accessible cars and taxis are really important
“Of course it was a great honour for us to have the Prime Minister
“Glasgow used to be world-renowned for its engineering but sadly so
was genuinely pleased and perhaps a bit surprised to see that we’ve
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