Contact details for Wheelchair Accessible Taxi and Private Hire Vehicles

The following taxi/private hire firms have wheelchair accessible vehicles licensed by Stroud District Council.

The following taxi companies have wheelchair accessible vehicles and have asked for their contact details to be on our website. Please note this is not a full list of all Taxi and Private Hire businesses with wheelchair accessible vehicles licensed by Stroud District Council.

If you are a taxi or private hire business licensed by Stroud District Council with a wheelchair accessible vehicle and you want your contact details included on this page please complete the consent form and return it to the Licensing Section either by post or emailing the completed form to licensing@stroud.gov.uk.

 

Taxi and Private Hire Companies with Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles licensed by Stroud district Council

Company Name	Contact Information
Bri’s Private Hire	Contact: Brian Trinder/Sophie Shimman Mobile: 07543 289978 Mobile: 07800 933201 Email: briantrinder@hotmail.co.uk
Jenkins Taxis	Contact: A Jenkins Telephone: 01453 542346 Email: ajmobile@jenkinstaxis.com
Robert Curry	Contact: Bob Mobile: 07715630320 Email: marcia.curry@sky.com
Scott Wyndow	Contact: Scott Mobile:  07817 309143
Majestic Taxis	Contact: Firoz Veshmia Mobile: 07866993781

Community Transport

Name	Contact Information
Community Connexions	Telephone: 0345 680 5029 Email: info@communityconnexions.org.uk Website: www.communityconnexions.org.uk
Community Connexions provide wheelchair accessible vehicles driven by their own trained drivers and also volunteer drivers using their own cars. They operate transport Monday to Friday 08.00 to 16.00. To use the service you must first register with Community Connexions and pay a fee. You will then normally need to give a least a weeks notice for a booking and will be charged the cost of the journey.

 

SECTION 167 EQUALITY ACT 2010 as amended by the Taxis and Private Hire Vehicles (Disabled Persons) Act 2022 - Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles

These Acts make it a criminal offence for drivers of designated taxi and private hire vehicles to refuse to carry passengers in standard manual wheelchairs, to fail to provide them with appropriate assistance or to charge them extra.

 

The requirements of section 165 do not apply to drivers who have a valid medical exemption certificate and are displaying a valid exemption notice. If the driver is exempt then they will have been issued with an exemption notice. This notice must be displayed in the near side window for approaching passengers and wheelchair users to see.

 

Click here to view the full list of Stroud District Council Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles that are designated under Section 165 of the Equality Act