For their ss23 collection, dune london wanted to demonstrate the transformational power of shoes and how the perfect pair can define the way you move, making you look and feel special.

LEVC's TX extended-range EV now makes up more than 40 percent of all black cabs in London. 6,000 of their vehicles are now operating in the city.

This taxi campaign ran across the partnership launch party, with guests arriving in partnership branded taxis to the event. The creative was placed across supersides, the white background contrasting cleanly with the black of the taxis. Inside, partnership branded tip seats immersed the VIP guests in the event.

Global superstars Little Mix are promoting their new perfume with an eye-catching taxi advertising campaign, coordinated by leading cab advertiser London Taxi Advertising and fragrance distribution business SAS & Company.

Up to 1,000 new jobs are set to be created in the taxi industry in the coming years, after it was announced that a new £250 million factory is to be built on the outskirts of Coventry. The investment has been made by Chinese manufacturer Geely, owners of the London Taxi Company (LTC), who are the producers of the iconic London black cab.

It’s a reasonably difficult time for London’s iconic black cabs at the moment, with taxi app Uber amongst others providing stiff competition for fares. But there was some good news for the black cab this week, as it was ruled that they are free to continue to operate by using the Capital’s bus lanes. Private taxi firms, however, don’t have this privilege.

Already the world’s most popular cab-hailing app, Uber is looking to further cement its market dominance by allowing third party apps to embed a new ‘Ride Request Button.’

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Global superstar Rihanna is celebrating the launch of her new fragrance, RiRi by Rihanna, with a fantastic taxi advertising campaign coordinated by London Taxi Advertising.

Gett taxi, the cab-hailing app which is currently growing in popularity across the UK, USA, Russia and Israel, has declared taxi app war against giants Uber with a new advertising campaign in New York City.

Taxi app Uber is aiming to invest an incredible $1 billion in order to expand its business in India as it continues on its mission to dominate the taxi industry around the globe.

Controversial cab-hailing firm Uber has doubled the size of its office space after it moved its London headquarters out of King’s Cross and into a 40,000 square feet high-end facility in Aldgate Tower.

Traffic in central London was once again brought to a standstill last week, as members of the United Cabbies Group (UGC) coordinated a protest outside of Transport for London’s headquarters in Victoria Street and in Westminster.

Cab-hailing app Uber is on course to become one of the most valuable venture-backed startup companies in history as its worth accelerates towards the $50 billion mark after a new fundraising push. It means that the mobile app’s value has grown by a huge $10 billion in just six months.

A protest on Tuesday brought famous London high street Oxford Street to a standstill for a number of hours, as black cab drivers in the capital made a stand against Transport for London bosses to raise awareness of the industry’s recent struggles.

Competition in the London taxi market is fierce, with apps such as Uber and Hailo significantly changing the industry in recent months and increasing pressure on drivers of the traditional London black cab.

Mobile taxi app Uber has made the headlines once again in the past few days, with a number of Californian taxi firms suing the company for false and misleading advertisements regarding the safety of its service.

London residents, commuters and tourists will find it easier to flag down one of the city’s iconic black cabs in the near future, as Transport for London announced that an additional 100 taxi ranks will be installed, bringing the total across London to 600 by the year 2020.

ChunkyChips, a leading communications and telecoms provider, is driving business forward thanks to a full livery taxi campaign from London Taxi Advertising.