New rules to make taxis safer and drive out rogue operators

The Government has unveiled a series of measures to make taxis safer for customers.

Wed, 01 Feb, 2012 - 00:00
Evelyn Ring

Major areas addressed in a report published yesterday by Alan Kelly, minister of state for public and commuter transport, include:

* The removal of certain categories of criminals from the sector.

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