The Cab Chat Show is a podcast about London and it's World Famous Taxi Drivers, taking a light-hearted and humorous look at whats going on in London and around the UK, topical, humorous and fun.
Hosted by Jamie the Cabby & Tom the Taxi Driver, two of London's most prominent Black Cab Drivers who are both also qualified Tour Guides.
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A 120-vehicle taxi convoy, a five-mile ribbon of cabs, and one unforgettable mission to Disneyland Paris — this is the inside story of the Magical Taxi Tour for children with life-limiting illnesses.
Jamie the Cabbie and Tom the Taxi Driver pull back the curtain on the logistics, the emotion, and the community that turns a weekend trip into something that feels bigger than a lifetime.
Jamie, who has been involved since 2000, and Tom, now on his fifth year, break down how the tour actually works — from the Canary Wharf Big Breakfast and police escort, to the ferry crossing, to the extraordinary stop in France where a whole town comes out with bands, face painters, balloon artists, sandwiches, and costumes. It sounds impossible on paper. Somehow, every year, the cab trade makes it happen.
You'll discover:
How the Magical Taxi Tour grew from a small first trip in 1994 into a massive annual operation
Why the drivers insist on making every family feel like VIPs, not just passengers
What it takes to move dozens of taxis, support vehicles, and families through Dover, Calais, and into Disneyland without letting anyone down
The role of the City of London Police, Metropolitan Police, Kent Police, French gendarmes, London Ambulance Service, and P&O Ferries
Why the social bond between drivers is almost as powerful as the charity mission itself
The episode also reveals the scale behind the goodwill: thousands of taxis, thousands of children, tens of thousands of gallons of fuel, and a volunteer effort that runs all year long.
At the heart of it all is the dedication of people like Phillip Davis, whose commitment helps keep the entire operation alive.Essential listening if you love stories of community, charity, and the kind of teamwork that makes the impossible look effortless.
If you've ever wondered how a convoy of London cabs can create pure magic for families who need it most, this episode gives you the full picture — and it might just restore your faith in people.
The Cab Chat Show is a podcast mainly centred around London and it's Iconic Black Cab Trade but also including the Hackney Carriage trade around the UK The Cab Chat Show has been running since 2014 and is the longest running Taxi related podcast in the UK.
Visit the Cab Chat YouTube Channel http://cabchat.uk
Visit Jamie the Cabby YouTube Channel / @jamiethecabby
Vist Tom the Taxi Driver Channel / @tomthetaxidriver
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LEVC Just Teased the New Black Cab that Drivers Have Been Waiting For
Épisode 298
mercredi 16 septembre 2026 • Durée 32:31
Cab Chat Show Episode 298
A brand new London cab is finally on the way - but will it fix the biggest problems drivers are facing, or just keep the waiting game going?Jamie DeCabby and Tom the Taxi Driver react to LEVC’s fresh announcement, break down the early images and rumors, and ask the question every cabbie wants answered: is this the TX6, the next-gen TX family, or something more radical? From luggage space and driver comfort to turning circle, battery range, and whether Apple CarPlay will finally make it into the cab, this conversation gets into the details that matter on the road.You'll hear Jamie and Tom unpack:
what LEVC has actually revealed so far
why the side profile suggests a longer, lower cab
the reported range extender version with 120 miles of battery life
how the new model could affect used TXE prices and the secondhand market
why the current shortage of cabs makes timing just as important as design
They also dig into the bigger trade implications, including Transport for London’s conditions of fitness, the pressure from fleet owners and unions, and the concern that a new license for rival vehicles could change LEVC’s future in London. If you’ve been following the London taxi market, training for the Knowledge, or wondering whether the next cab will be worth the upgrade, this episode gives you the smartest take yet.Jamie brings the driver’s-eye view from behind the wheel of a TXE, while Tom pushes back with the practical realities of pricing, fleet pressure, and what a modern cab absolutely must include. Together they weigh up whether LEVC has done enough to reassure the trade - and whether the new model could be the one drivers have been waiting for.Essential listening for London cab drivers, Knowledge students, and anyone who wants the inside story on the future of the black cab.
The Cab Chat Show is a podcast mainly centred around London and it's Iconic Black Cab Trade but also including the Hackney Carriage trade around the UK The Cab Chat Show has been running since 2014 and is the longest running Taxi related podcast in the UK.
Visit the Cab Chat YouTube Channel http://cabchat.uk
Visit Jamie the Cabby YouTube Channel / @jamiethecabby
What It's Really Like Being a Cabbie with Cabbie Karen
Épisode 297
mardi 8 septembre 2026 • Durée 41:59
The Cab Chat Show Episode 297 with Cabbie Karen J
oin us for an insightful London Black Cab chat as we sit down with Karen to discuss life behind the wheel.
The Cab Chat Show has been the voice of the taxi industry since 2014, providing a unique look into the lives of those navigating the streets of the UK.
In this episode, we sit down with Karen for an open conversation about her experiences and the realities of being a driver in the capital. Whether you are a fellow professional or just interested in the UK taxi trade, this discussion offers a genuine perspective on the daily challenges and stories that define the profession.
We break down what it really takes to manage the knowledge and serve passengers across London.
Subscribe for weekly insights into the taxi world, and let us know in the comments what topic you want to hear us cover next.
The Cab Chat Show is a podcast mainly centred around London and it's Iconic Black Cab Trade but also including the Hackney Carriage trade around the UK The Cab Chat Show has been running since 2014 and is the longest running Taxi related podcast in the UK.
Visit the Cab Chat YouTube Channel http://cabchat.uk
Visit Jamie the Cabby YouTube Channel / @jamiethecabby
Vist Tom the Taxi Driver Channel / @tomthetaxidriver
CHECK ME OUT:
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🚕 To book a Wedding Taxi - https://weddingtaxis.co.uk
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Heathrow’s New Taxi System Crashed Five Times in Eight Days
Épisode 296
mercredi 2 septembre 2026 • Durée 45:06
Cab Chat Show E296
Jamie the Cabby and Tom the Taxi Driver break down Heathrow Airport’s new taxi dispatch system, why drivers say it has struggled since launch, and how it compares with the old tag-based setup. They also dig into the practical impact on feeder park queues, local-job turnaround times, and whether the new app actually works for the people who use it every day.
SpeakersJamie the Cabby
- Co-host, explains the Heathrow system changes, rollout timeline, and driver complaints
Tom the Taxi Driver
- Co-host, questions the system design, compares queue times, and adds examples from the rank
Key topicsIn this episode:
the old Heathrow tag system is replaced by an app-based dispatch system, but the rollout was delayed and the new setup repeatedly crashed.
Jamie shares:
the old system relied on a card, booster box, and reader at the South feeder park, with terminal allocation handled through a small screen and rank agents.
We discuss:
the new system was promised as app-based, GPS-aware, and able to remove the need for drivers to keep visiting the office unless there was a problem.
Jamie explains:
local journeys were supposed to be handled without a strict time limit, but in practice drivers are still being given an hour to get back.
Tom raises:
the app seems to punish drivers for using the quickest route back if that route briefly leaves the geofenced area.
We discuss:
the app reportedly has to stay open continuously, which creates problems if signal drops or GPS availability changes.
Jamie says:
the system was switched off on 21 July, but the app was not properly ready, and payment functionality was still being handled manually at the barrier.
TFL’s Autonomous Car Trial Is Not What It Claims to Be
Épisode 295
lundi 24 août 2026 • Durée 41:13
The Cab Chat Show E295Cab Chat - Are autonomous vehicles really autonomous?
Jamie the Cabby and Tom the Taxi Driver return from holiday with a practical, opinionated look at TfL’s licensing of up to 15 Wave-operated Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles in London. They unpack what “autonomous” means when a licensed private hire driver still has to sit in the front seat, and why that makes the whole thing feel more like a trial than a true driverless rollout.
Speaker coverageJamie the Cabby
- shares a recent Disneyland Paris trip, argues the licensing is effectively just another private hire vehicle, and raises concerns about safety, passenger support, disability access, and the inconsistency of TfL rules.
Tom the Taxi Driver
- returns from Mallorca, explains what he saw on the road, reads from Taxi Point, questions the legal and practical implications, and pushes the argument that the public-facing “driverless” label is misleading.
Key topics
In this episode: Jamie and Tom open with holiday stories, including Jamie’s trip to Disneyland Paris and Tom’s week in Mallorca, before moving into the main topic.
They discuss TfL’s licensing of up to 15 Wave-operated all-electric Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles as a one-year trial.
Tom explains that the vehicles are described as autonomous-capable, but must be supervised by a licensed private hire driver sitting in the front seat.
Jamie argues that if a human is responsible for offences, steering intervention, and passenger safety, then the vehicle is not truly driverless in any meaningful sense.
They question who is actually liable if the vehicle drives the wrong way down a street, commits an offence, or is involved in an accident.
The pair highlight the confusion around Wave, Waymo, Uber, and what platform is actually operating these vehicles.
They compare the relative openness of this licensing with the heavy scrutiny faced by cab and private hire drivers over issues like turning circles, cameras, and vehicle equipment.
They debate whether autonomous vehicles would work better on buses, trains, or fixed routes rather than in complex city streets.
Jamie makes the case that drivers provide more than transport, including assistance for blind, elderly, or vulnerable passengers, which autonomous vehicles cannot replicate.
Timestamps
3 Ways You Can Shape the Next Cab Chat Episodes
Épisode 294
lundi 17 août 2026 • Durée 05:00
The Cab Chat Show Episode 294
Jamie the Cabby is stepping in solo with a quick but important update: Cab Chat is back next week, and if you want to make sure you do not miss the return, this is the moment to subscribe. He explains why this week’s episode looks a little different, what the schedule means for the coming weeks, and why the show’s next stretch includes a packed autumn lineup, guest episodes, and plenty of topics already in the works.
Jamie also opens the door to the audience in a big way. He asks listeners to suggest what they want covered next, share feedback through comments or social media, and even send voice messages through the Cab Chat app so they can potentially be played on the show. If you have ever wanted to shape the conversation, this is the episode that tells you exactly how.
Along the way, Jamie gets candid about the realities of keeping the show running, the costs behind producing it each month, and why subscriptions matter as the show heads toward major milestones - the 12th anniversary of Cab Chat and 15 years of Jamie making podcasts. It is a refreshingly honest behind-the-scenes update that makes the case for why listener support helps keep the wheels turning.
The Cab Chat Show is a podcast mainly centred around London and it's Iconic Black Cab Trade but also including the Hackney Carriage trade around the UK The Cab Chat Show has been running since 2014 and is the longest running Taxi related podcast in the UK.
Visit the Cab Chat YouTube Channel http://cabchat.uk
Visit Jamie the Cabby YouTube Channel / @jamiethecabby
Vist Tom the Taxi Driver Channel / @tomthetaxidriver
CHECK ME OUT:
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🚕 To book a Wedding Taxi - https://weddingtaxis.co.uk
How London Taxi Drivers Choose Between Serving Passengers or Going Home
Épisode 293
lundi 3 août 2026 • Durée 32:24
The Cab Chat Show Episode 293Understanding Taxi Driver Working Patterns and the Future of App Integration
In this episode, Jamie the Cabby and Tom the Taxi Driver discuss the nuances of driver work schedules, boundaries, and the ethics of taking late-night jobs. They explore how taxi apps are evolving, the impact of mergers, and the potential for niche and driver-centered apps to shape the future of urban transport.
Key topics covered:
The importance of establishing personal boundaries around work hours and when to turn off.
The challenges drivers face when turning down high-demand jobs at night.
How working late affects driver health, safety, and service quality.
The impact of app mergers, such as Lyft’s acquisitions, on competition and driver options.
The potential for small, niche apps serving specific areas or clientele to thrive amid industry consolidation.
How driver-specific apps and direct-booking systems can restore power to individual drivers.
The role of technology, including cab ranking tools, driver tracking, and real-time passenger info via displays.
The future of app development, including democratization, personalization, and the importance of driver input.
The discussion of their own progressive web app for cab chat, enabling driver communication and updates.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Welcome and the topic of driver working patterns
00:20 - Tom compares himself to a celebrity, discusses limited work this week
01:30 - The challenge of managing demand and turning down jobs late at night
02:05 - How working late affects health and sleep routines
02:46 - Ethical considerations: when to switch off and prioritize safety
03:16 - Anecdotes about switching off and dealing with passenger expectations
04:11 - Driver policies on refusing jobs beyond certain distances or times
05:13 - Passenger expectations and driver boundaries
The Hidden Truth About Free Santander Bikes for Knowledge Students
Épisode 292
lundi 27 juillet 2026 • Durée 35:14
The Cab Chat Show Episode 202
In this episode of CabChats, Jamie and Tom explore the latest updates affecting London's taxi and cycling scenes, from free Santander cycle access for Knowledge students to HMRC's Making Tax Digital initiative. They delve into practical insights for drivers, city regulations, and the role of AI—highlighting how these changes impact everyday industry operations and driver experiences.
The true cost and mechanics of TFL's free Santander cycle scheme for Knowledge students, emphasizing the hourly docking limits
How HMRC's Making Tax Digital affects self-employed drivers, including the complexities of quarterly filings and related expenses
The rising sophistication and challenges of London’s cycling infrastructure, including bike damage reports and rider accountability
The impact of new road rules like the one-way change at St. John Street and its implications for cab routing
The increasing presence of AI-generated inaccuracies and concerns over artificial intelligence "thinking" beyond instructions
Practical tips for drivers on phone usage, safety, and professionalism in ride-hailing environments
Personal stories about insurance claims involving Santander bikes and the importance of detailed record-keeping
Discussions on how London's regulations and tech innovations shape the future of transportation industries
00:00 - Introduction to the episode's focus on cycling schemes, taxi regulations, and AI concerns
00:30 - The real deal behind TFL's free Santander bike scheme for Knowledge students
02:00 - How the system's hourly docking rules work and potential limitations
03:45 - The actual value of the free subscription and its inadequacies for Knowledge drivers 05:20 - Challenges of cycling outdoors for knowledge students and fare deductions
06:50 - The importance of docking station availability, especially in outer London
08:00 - Debate on whether drivers should use Santander bikes for their knowledge runs
The Surprising Truth About Recognizing Celebrities in Taxis
Épisode 291
lundi 13 juillet 2026 • Durée 43:03
Cab Chat Epsiode 291
Celebrity Encounters, Road Stories, and Industry Insights
Join Jamie and Tom as they delve into hilarious and surprising tales of cab driver celebrity sightings, encounters with famous personalities, and behind-the-scenes industry stories. This episode explores the quirks of recognizing celebrities, the myths of fame, and the quirks of London's traffic and filming locations—all served with humor and authenticity.
In this episode:
The challenges of recognizing celebrities and celebrity expectations (0:01-2:23)
Notable celebrity encounters: Dennis Waterman, Fatima Whitbread, Bonnie Langford, Paul Gascoigne, and more (1:25-12:10)
The impact of fame on personality and reputation (3:11-4:22)
How drivers identify celebrities by voice and appearance, even with disguises (6:38-8:55)
Funny and unusual stories from the back of the cab, including TV and film cameos (21:50-24:06)
Insights into London traffic changes, road closures, and the death of St John Street (39:00-40:50)
The humorous and unpredictable side of weather forecasting and travel tips (42:00-44:44)
Industry anecdotes about film sets, TV appearances, and celebrity interactions (22:19-36:28)
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to celebrity encounters in taxi driving
00:14 - Recognizing celebrities and expectations
01:25 - Memorable celebrity interactions: Dennis Waterman, Fatima Whitbread
02:23 - The myth of meeting heroes and the reality
03:11 - Sing the theme tune, and driver-driver banter
04:22 - Celebrity tips and surprises: Bonnie Langford, Rob Brydon
06:38 - Voice recognition and celebrity voice impersonations
08:55 - Famous voices in the cab: Alan Carr, Timothy Spall
12:10 - Stories of celebrities caught on film sets: Harry Potter, Banzai
The Unexpected Chaos When Driverless Cars Meet London's Narrow, Nerve-Wracking Roads
Épisode 290
lundi 6 juillet 2026 • Durée 41:51
Explore the evolving landscape of London's roads, autonomous vehicles, and the quirks of modern road etiquette in this insightful episode with taxi drivers Jamie and Tom. We discuss recent incidents with Waymo cars, the limitations of driverless tech in London, and the impact of new mobility trends on everyday life.
Main topics include:
The challenges and peculiarities of London's autonomous vehicle trials
Incidents involving Waymo cars, including wrong-way drives and police interventions
The practical issues of London’s narrow roads, road etiquette, and cyclist behavior
The impact of Lime bikes and ride-hailing habits on urban mobility
The regulatory landscape and technological restrictions in place for e-scooters and bikes
In this episode:
(00:01) Introduction: London's road issues and autonomous vehicle updates
(01:31) The latest on Waymo cars in London and their unpredictable behavior
(05:14) The controversial incident of a Waymo driving the wrong way through Kingsway Tunnel
(09:13) Police reports and conspiracy theories surrounding autonomous vehicle mishaps
(13:45) The potential for driverless cars to handle complex London traffic and their limitations
(16:40) Leaked information on speed restrictions for delivery bikes and geofencing
(22:43) The impact of Lime bikes and scooter chaos on pavements and accessibility
(28:35) Road sharing etiquette, cyclist priority, and pedestrian safety concerns
(33:22) The importance of civility, common sense, and respect on London’s busy streets
(36:43) The rise of food delivery riders and their effects on traffic and road safety
(39:10) The recent M4 bike dump incident and its implications for road safety
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Tom notes:
manual paper-ticket handling and batch dispatch can actually move cabs faster than the app, even if the old process seems less modern.
We discuss:
reported queue numbers on the app do not always match what drivers physically see in the North and South parks.
Jamie and Tom question:
whether the system is being used to exclude drivers who should not be working Heathrow, since the parks filled rapidly when the system went down.
We discuss:
concerns raised publicly about technical failures, geofencing, and whether the app was properly tested with real driver scenarios before launch.
Jamie shares:
the project has cost roughly two and a half million pounds and came from money drivers had no direct control over.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introducing Heathrow’s new taxi system and why it matters
00:41 - The rollout was delayed and the first launch crashed
02:26 - How long the system has been in development
04:33 - What the old Heathrow tag system actually did
05:57 - The app-based replacement and the switch-off date
07:55 - The app was not ready when the old system was removed
09:17 - Manual payment at the barrier replaces the planned payment flow
10:50 - What drivers were promised the new system would do
11:45 - Local journeys, time limits, and why drivers object
13:11 - Geofencing problems and routes that trigger logouts
14:09 - Public concern over technical failures and driver restrictions
15:29 - Why testing should have involved real drivers
16:58 - The app’s designers are too far removed from taxi work
17:40 - Keeping the app open and the problem with phone coverage
18:24 - Why a dedicated device would make more sense
19:29 - The advice to leave phones in the cab
20:41 - Testing the system against real Heathrow driving patterns
21:44 - Friday night feeder park times and a live example
24:26 - The feeder park filled up after the system went down
25:47 - Why some drivers think the system is excluding the wrong people
27:18 - How the app code slows dispatch at the barrier
30:30 - Waiting times shown in the app versus what drivers see
31:05 - Queue numbers that do not seem to match reality
32:20 - Being forced to specify a terminal on local jobs
33:05 - The difference between coding an app and designing one well
34:42 - Why architecture and usability matter more than the code itself
35:31 - Reports that the same app has failed at other airports too
36:57 - Heathrow’s funding and lack of driver input
37:24 - A possible charge-point scam and how people exploit loopholes
39:45 - A brief tangent on rank etiquette and the Japanese taxi system
40:22 - Current success rate and why they want to revisit the topic
41:41 - Why Heathrow cannot simply open to every driver
42:56 - More drivers could mean longer queues, not fewer problems
43:29 - Closing thoughts, the old system’s “funeral,” and deposit questions
The Cab Chat Show is a podcast mainly centred around London and it's Iconic Black Cab Trade but also including the Hackney Carriage trade around the UK The Cab Chat Show has been running since 2014 and is the longest running Taxi related podcast in the UK.
Visit the Cab Chat YouTube Channel http://cabchat.uk
Visit Jamie the Cabby YouTube Channel / @jamiethecabby
Vist Tom the Taxi Driver Channel / @tomthetaxidriver
CHECK ME OUT:
💌 Sign up to our newsletter - https://jamiethecabby.com/newsletter
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🐦 Twitter - https://twitter.com/cabchat
🚕 To book a Wedding Taxi - https://weddingtaxis.co.uk
🚕 To book a Tour of London - https://jamiethecabby
💍 Wedding Transport
🎬 Filming Hire
✈️ Airport Transfers
📢 Promotions
🚕 Taxi Advertising
🎥 Studio Tours
📩 admin@cabchatshow.uk
📸 @cabchatuk
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04:41 - Right-hand-drive vehicles and spotting one on the road
06:31 - Why left-hand drive would raise safety concerns
07:21 - The supervision caveat that changes everything
09:18 - A one-year trial that kicks the issue down the road
11:34 - Why the wider public and politicians are also sceptical
12:22 - London Assembly questions whether TfL has rushed this
14:14 - Why the London trial may be about optics as much as function
16:44 - Is it really driverless if someone sits behind the wheel?
18:38 - What exactly has TfL licensed?
20:14 - Camera, radar, and compliance double standards
21:39 - Recording in public versus TfL approval rules
23:10 - Privacy labels, QR codes, and inconsistent vehicle standards
24:37 - Conclusion that this is basically another private hire vehicle
25:35 - The supervising driver must be licensed and DBS checked
27:12 - Blind passenger assistance and why human drivers still matter
30:33 - Accessibility, cycle lanes, and the limits of automation in London
33:03 - Why knowledge students and cab drivers are less exposed than app-based drivers 35:13 - American guests and why many people distrust driverless cars
36:01 - The social cost of pushing people further apart
37:51 - Final wrap-up: the trial is mostly spin for now
39:03 - Subscribe, watch time, and channel growth update
“Is it driverless or isn’t it driverless?”
“They’ve licensed an autonomous capable vehicle, but they are being supervised for a year.”
“You are the supervisor of your cab.”
The Cab Chat Show is a podcast mainly centred around London and it's Iconic Black Cab Trade but also including the Hackney Carriage trade around the UK The Cab Chat Show has been running since 2014 and is the longest running Taxi related podcast in the UK.
Visit the Cab Chat YouTube Channel http://cabchat.uk
Visit Jamie the Cabby YouTube Channel / @jamiethecabby
Vist Tom the Taxi Driver Channel / @tomthetaxidriver
CHECK ME OUT:
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🚕 To book a Wedding Taxi - https://weddingtaxis.co.uk
🚕 To book a Tour of London - https://jamiethecabby
💍 Wedding Transport
🎬 Filming Hire
✈️ Airport Transfers
📢 Promotions
🚕 Taxi Advertising
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📩 admin@cabchatshow.uk
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Equipment I use:
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31:06 - Final call for driver opinions on evolving app and platform useThanks for joining us as we explore the evolving landscape of taxi work, technology, and driver empowerment. Whether you're a driver, a developer, or simply interested in urban mobility, your input shapes the future of the trade.Until next time, stay safe, work smart, and keep your boundaries clear!
The Cab Chat Show is a podcast mainly centred around London and it's Iconic Black Cab Trade but also including the Hackney Carriage trade around the UK The Cab Chat Show has been running since 2014 and is the longest running Taxi related podcast in the UK.
Visit the Cab Chat YouTube Channel http://cabchat.uk
Visit Jamie the Cabby YouTube Channel / @jamiethecabby
Vist Tom the Taxi Driver Channel / @tomthetaxidriver
CHECK ME OUT:
💌 Sign up to our newsletter - https://jamiethecabby.com/newsletter
🌍 My website - https://www.cabchatshow.uk
📸 Instagram - https://instagram.com/cabchatuk
🐦 Twitter - https://twitter.com/cabchat
🚕 To book a Wedding Taxi - https://weddingtaxis.co.uk
🚕 To book a Tour of London - https://jamiethecabby
💍 Wedding Transport
🎬 Filming Hire
✈️ Airport Transfers
📢 Promotions
🚕 Taxi Advertising
🎥 Studio Tours
📩 admin@cabchatshow.uk
📸 @cabchatuk
🌍 Link in bio
Equipment I use:
Sony a6700 https://amzn.to/4j76Nnk Sony ZV1 https://amzn.to/4iPvZze
The Cab Chat Show is a podcast mainly centred around London and it's Iconic Black Cab Trade but also including the Hackney Carriage trade around the UK The Cab Chat Show has been running since 2014 and is the longest running Taxi related podcast in the UK.
Visit the Cab Chat YouTube Channel http://cabchat.uk
Visit Jamie the Cabby YouTube Channel / @jamiethecabby
Vist Tom the Taxi Driver Channel / @tomthetaxidriver
CHECK ME OUT:
💌 Sign up to our newsletter - https://jamiethecabby.com/newsletter
🌍 My website - https://www.cabchatshow.uk
📸 Instagram - https://instagram.com/cabchatuk
🐦 Twitter - https://twitter.com/cabchat
🚕 To book a Wedding Taxi - https://weddingtaxis.co.uk
🚕 To book a Tour of London - https://jamiethecabby
💍 Wedding Transport
🎬 Filming Hire
✈️ Airport Transfers
📢 Promotions
🚕 Taxi Advertising
🎥 Studio Tours
📩 admin@cabchatshow.uk
📸 @cabchatuk
🌍 Link in bio
Equipment I use:
Sony a6700 https://amzn.to/4j76Nnk Sony ZV1 https://amzn.to/4iPvZze
The Cab Chat Show is a podcast mainly centred around London and it's Iconic Black Cab Trade but also including the Hackney Carriage trade around the UK The Cab Chat Show has been running since 2014 and is the longest running Taxi related podcast in the UK.
Visit the Cab Chat YouTube Channel http://cabchat.uk
Visit Jamie the Cabby YouTube Channel / @jamiethecabby
Vist Tom the Taxi Driver Channel / @tomthetaxidriver
CHECK ME OUT:
💌 Sign up to our newsletter - https://jamiethecabby.com/newsletter
🌍 My website - https://www.cabchatshow.uk
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Note: The episode discusses incidents that highlight the current limitations of autonomous vehicle technology in complex urban environments, emphasizing the ongoing need for human oversight and responsible road sharing.
The Cab Chat Show is a podcast mainly centred around London and it's Iconic Black Cab Trade but also including the Hackney Carriage trade around the UK The Cab Chat Show has been running since 2014 and is the longest running Taxi related podcast in the UK.
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