For a professional driver, your most valuable asset isn't the vehicle you drive or the knowledge of the local streets; it's your reputation. In the highly regulated world of taxi and private hire, this concept is formalised into a single, powerful legal standard: the "fit and proper person" test. This is the cornerstone of all licensing decisions,

For a professional driver, your most valuable asset isn't the vehicle you drive or the knowledge of the local streets; it's your reputation. In the highly regulated world of taxi and private hire, this concept is formalised into a single, powerful legal standard: the "fit and proper person" test. This is the cornerstone of all licensing decisions,

For a professional driver, your most valuable asset isn't the vehicle you drive or the knowledge of the local streets; it's your reputation. In the highly regulated world of taxi and private hire, this concept is formalised into a single, powerful legal standard: the "fit and proper person" test. This is the cornerstone of all licensing decisions,

For a professional driver, your most valuable asset isn't the vehicle you drive or the knowledge of the local streets; it's your reputation. In the highly regulated world of taxi and private hire, this concept is formalised into a single, powerful legal standard: the "fit and proper person" test. This is the cornerstone of all licensing decisions,

 For those working in the UK's taxi and private hire industry, a licence is more than just a permit; it's the foundation of their livelihood. However, the regulatory landscape governing this sector is notoriously complex, governed by a patchwork of local authority policies and stringent national guidelines. From navigating initial applications