Knowledge is why people get in our cabs; why they rate us as being so good and professional. For as long as that doesn’t change, nothing else really matters. What I don’t think is very professional is a London taxi driver with a Tom Tom on display in the front of his cab.
   Ask the public what they think about the Mercedes Vito as being someone who owns one and hand on heart I can tell you that passengers love it. Our DaC account customers love the extra space - although it is only six inches longer than the TX4. And of course as you’d expect with a

Mercedes pedigree, the ride is  superb compared to any previous taxi. In fact many passengers are already asking me if they can order a Vito for their journey. Driving a Licensed taxi in London should be about giving a public service in addition to being comfortable as the driver – it’s not about selling your soul, as the Editor wrote in his Editorial.
   Of course it’s wonderful to have tradition behind you, there is nothing wrong with tradition. But change can also be good and if you can’t go along with change, you will find yourself being left behind."

packed out the magnificent auditorium every night.
   As for Stacee, she told Call Sign that she really enjoyed the experience having just completed a run at London’s Hackney Empire with the Chinese Opera before being suddenly asked if she would like the Munchkin job.
   "I was really surprised to get the sudden call," she said, " and working with Roy Hudd and Gart Wilmot was really nice. They were so helpful and friendly."
   A proud Curls added: "We think Stacee is a really talented and gifted girl. She has no stage experience yet is happy to get up in front of a packed theatre and sing. I think she may have her eyes set on being an actress and I’m sure she’d make a brilliant one!"
   And so do we…!