Last month, iCabbi Taxi Alliance’s Love Local Taxi & Private Hire Week took place in association with CMAC and Minicabit. The nationwide campaign was created to celebrate the incredible contribution of local taxi and private hire operators, drivers and fleets, while raising awareness of the vital role the industry continues to play in towns and cities across the UK.
The campaign was also proudly supported by M2M TaxiBot, Safe Systems CCTV, Acorn Insurance, and Edge Rentals.
Love Local Taxi & Private Hire Week was created to shine a spotlight on the people behind the industry, celebrate the positive impact fleets have on their local communities, and encourage the public to support their local taxi and private hire operators.
Throughout the week, fleets from across the country hosted a wide range of community-focused events. Central Cars Thanet raised money for a local charity, Price First Taxi celebrated its team and customers with a staff appreciation day and family fun day, Maize Transport welcomed customers and neighbouring fleets for a tour of its solar charging facility, Take Me joined the Wellingborough Parade, and MMA Transfers held a driver recruitment day.
Love Local Taxi & Private Hire Week is an initiative of the Taxi Alliance - a joint venture between iCabbi and the independent taxi and private hire industry across the UK and Ireland. Since its launch in 2022, the Taxi Alliance has grown to represent more than 44,000 licences, bringing together independent fleets with a shared mission: to defend and grow their businesses through collaboration, innovation, and a stronger collective voice for the industry.
By bringing fleets together under one national campaign, Love Local Taxi & Private Hire Week not only celebrated the industry’s rich heritage but also reinforced its importance for the future. As communities continue to depend on trusted local transport, the campaign showcased why supporting local taxi and private hire businesses has never been more important.
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