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When he expects to make an announcement on proposals for the future regulation of taxis and private hire vehicles. - Shortly.
When he expects to make an announcement on proposals for the future regulation of taxis and private hire vehicles. - Shortly.
When he proposes to publish his proposals arising from his Department's review of taxis and private hire vehicle services. - Ref to HC 239-i 1993/94 and will reply to Committee shortly.
When he proposes to publish his proposals arising from his Department's review of taxis and private hire vehicle services. - Ref to HC 239-i 1993/94 and will reply to Committee shortly.
What is his estimate of the number of (a) driven-miles and (b) passenger miles, respectively, travelled in motor cars in each year since 1983. - Table given.
What is his estimate of the number of (a) driven-miles and (b) passenger miles, respectively, travelled in motor cars in each year since 1983. - Table given.
What discussions his Department has had with (a) manufacturers and suppliers and (b) representatives of the disabled regarding the design of taxi cabs in relation to access and safety for the disabled.
What discussions his Department has had with (a) manufacturers and suppliers and (b) representatives of the disabled regarding the design of taxi cabs in relation to access and safety for the disabled.
How many (a) arrests and (b) convictions there have been for illegal plying for hire by minicab drivers for each of the last eight years.
How many (a) arrests and (b) convictions there have been for illegal plying for hire by minicab drivers for each of the last eight years.
If there is going to be an increase in London taxi fares this year. - Inc fig.
If there is going to be an increase in London taxi fares this year. - Inc fig.
Statement on London taxi fares and fees.
Statement on London taxi fares and fees.
When he will reply to the letter from the honourable Member for Nottingham North of 21st February regarding Nottingham taxi drivers. - Reply was sent on 7 March 1994. With receipt of Hon Members letter of 22 March it became clear that he had not received reply and private secretary...
When he will reply to the letter from the honourable Member for Nottingham North of 21st February regarding Nottingham taxi drivers. - Reply was sent on 7 March 1994. With receipt of Hon Members letter of 22 March it became clear that he had not received reply and private secretary...
What research he has commissioned on the use of London buses, licensed taxis and local authority service vehicles, examining such factors as average trip length, average daily mileage, time spent in taxi ranks, bus stops or equivalent and average fuel consumption. - No figs given.
What research he has commissioned on the use of London buses, licensed taxis and local authority service vehicles, examining such factors as average trip length, average daily mileage, time spent in taxi ranks, bus stops or equivalent and average fuel consumption. - No figs given.
What percentage of traffic emission in central London he estimates comes from (a) buses, (b) licensed taxi cabs and (c) local authority service vehicles. - Inc table for buses and taxis.
What percentage of traffic emission in central London he estimates comes from (a) buses, (b) licensed taxi cabs and (c) local authority service vehicles. - Inc table for buses and taxis.
If he will introduce fiscal incentives to encourage buses and taxis to run on gas fuel.(reprinted in daily part at 240 c511W) - There are no plans as present to introduce further measures.
If he will introduce fiscal incentives to encourage buses and taxis to run on gas fuel.(reprinted in daily part at 240 c511W) - There are no plans as present to introduce further measures.
What steps he is taking to promote research and development of gas fuelling for buses and taxis. - Ref to 240 c9-10.
What steps he is taking to promote research and development of gas fuelling for buses and taxis. - Ref to 240 c9-10.
What representations he has received in response to his consultation on the future of taxi services in London. - Inc figs.
What representations he has received in response to his consultation on the future of taxi services in London. - Inc figs.
That this House notes that the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee has identified that there are six million people in the United Kingdom whose mobility is seriously impaired or denied for lack of transport; supports DaRT in their call for a fully accessible transport system as a vital factor in ensuring the rights of each individual to have an equal opportunity to participate fully in the community; and therefore welcomes DaRT's launch of the national All Aboard campaign which calls for full equal access to public transport.
That this House notes that the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee has identified that there are six million people in the United Kingdom whose mobility is seriously impaired or denied for lack of transport; supports DaRT in their call for a fully accessible transport system as a vital factor in...
1994/638. (Negative instrument). Coming into force 1 April 1994.
1994/638. (Negative instrument). Coming into force 1 April 1994.
What assessment he has made of the need for disability and mobility awareness training for taxi and private hire car drivers.
What assessment he has made of the need for disability and mobility awareness training for taxi and private hire car drivers.
That this House expresses appreciation for the saving of over ??100, 000 in expenditure on fact finding tours by select committees because of non-co-operation preventing such excursions; and urges the House authorities to ensure that this money is retained for travel purposes in order to provide taxis for employees of the House who work past 10 pm, irrespective of the commencement of the adjournment debate, in order to ensure safety of travel late at night for all House of Commons workers but especially women workers.
That this House expresses appreciation for the saving of over ??100, 000 in expenditure on fact finding tours by select committees because of non-co-operation preventing such excursions; and urges the House authorities to ensure that this money is retained for travel purposes in order to provide taxis for employees of...