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ON THE RAMPS: Taxi and private hire vehicles checked in Redditch as part of joint Worcestershire regulatory operation


Image credit: Worcestershire Regulatory Services

Officers from Worcestershire Regulatory Services joined forces with West Mercia Police on the evening of Saturday 16 November, to conduct spot checks on licensed taxis and private hire vehicles in Redditch.


The operation aimed to ensure licensed vehicles and drivers comply with legal and safety standards. These checks are seen as crucial for maintaining public safety and protecting passengers within the taxi and private hire trade. They typically include inspections of vehicle roadworthiness, adherence to licensing conditions, and verification of driver documentation.

Photographs shared on social media showed several vehicles being examined as part of the evening’s efforts. The results of the operation, including the level of compliance identified, have not yet been disclosed.


Spot checks like these are a reminder of the ongoing scrutiny faced by drivers and operators to uphold the highest standards in the industry.

A Worcestershire Regulatory Services spokesperson said via social media on Saturday 16 November: “We have officers out this evening in Redditch working with colleagues from West Mercia Police to carry out spot checks on licensed taxi and private hire vehicles.“


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