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GREEN MEANS GO


UBER SHAMED IN STRIKING NEW ‘UBER IS FUMING’ AD BY LONDON ELECTRIC TAXI FIRM SHERBET


Sherbet Taxis, the all-electric black taxi company, is calling out Uber with its debut advertising campaign. Taxis across its 350 strong London electric fleet will feature the large, bold message “Uber is fuming”, and a strapline underneath explains: “They pump kilotonnes of exhaust into the air. We don’t”, with the branding “Sherbet Electric Taxi Co”. To highlight its message, the 'Uber is Fuming' taxi was cheekily parked outside Uber’s


offices and on London’s most polluted roads for a


cleaner’. Sherbet is the largest fleet of electric taxis in London and is constantly growing, with expectations to have 1,000 electric black taxis within the next two years. Asher Moses, CEO of


photo opportunity in sync with the wider advertising campaign launching.


The campaign across some of the Sherbet fleet will feature copy such as ‘Luxury doesn’t have to cost the earth’ and ‘London’s new street


Sherbet Taxis, said: “Sherbet was built on the belief that black taxis are a fundamental part of what makes London such a great city and that there is no substitute for the quality of service and experience they deliver.”


TORBAY CABBIE FUMES OVER LACK OF CHARGING POINTS FOR HIS ELECTRIC TAXI IN BRIXHAM


Taxi driver Steve Fox has urged Torbay


Council to be more


switched on to the needs of electric car owners after finding he can’t get the charge he needs in his home town. DevonLive reports that more EV charging points are to be installed across Torbay in an eight-year programme to bring the bay into line with the latest developments in transport technology. But Steve is urging the council to do more after being advised to buy an electric taxi - only to discover he can’t charge it in his home town. Steve, who drives for a local taxi firm, bought a 2018 Nissan which ticked all the boxes for sustainable transport, but only then realised there are no fast charging points in his home town of Brixham. Steve said: “I’m trying to run a business and I’m getting nowhere with this. I’ve contacted my MP,


PHTM OCTOBER 2022 Steve added: “I spoke to a


I’ve contacted Torbay Council and still nothing. I applied to drive a taxi in Torbay and the council advised me to buy an electric car to use as a taxi, which I have done. “What I didn’t realise was the fact there are no fast charging points in Brixham, or any at all supplied by Torbay Council. I thought we were supposed to be going all-electric by 2030?


“Not at this rate we won’t. I am having to drive to Paignton on a daily basis to charge my car.”


customer yesterday who told me they have two electric cars, but hire a petrol car when they come to Torbay. It’s that bad.” Torbay Council says Brixham will be part of its programme of intro- ducing electric charging points. A spokesman said: “We are acutely aware of the need to provide electric charging points across Torbay. We are working with a provider and have


awarded a


contract for the installation of electric charging points in car parks across Torbay. “The precise location in Brixham is still being determined as there are several factors to consider. “We recognise there is a lot of work to do over the next eight years but with the changes in technology and demand increasing year on year, getting the right provision at the right time is an important factor.”


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