With the COVID-19 pandemic spreading at an unprecedented speed across Europe in 2020, it became clear that urban and rural transports need to become safer and more reliable for essential trips. Due to the nature of the service, taxis quickly became one of the safest options for those who needed to go to work, shop for groceries, or see a doctor.
Find out more in our Best Practices booklet below.
BEST PRACTICES
Health & Safety
in Times of COVID-19
Sustainability and
Fleet Greening
Countries across Europe are starting their journeys towards climate neutrality and reducing emissions in transport. Our members have been investing time and resources in greening their fleets and looking for innovative ways to contribute to this goal. Benefiting from tailor-made local legislation, the taxi sector has been able to achieve significant emission reductions and continues to advance in this domain.
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Innovation
and Data
The taxi industry recognises the importance of data in building more efficient services for citizens and improving various aspects of mobility. The members of T4SM are therefore open to sharing with the local authorities their so-called ‘cold’ or ‘raw’ data. Such data would help to analyse and understand mobility models and in turn improve air quality and traffic congestion.
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Social Protection
and Accessibility
Traditionally, the taxi sector has always been subject to local regulation, from operations, safety and accessibility to the social protection of the drivers. These regulations adapt to the reality of the sector locally and are embraced by the T4SM members.
Find out more in our Best Practices booklet below.
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READ OUR BEST PRACTICES
BOOKLET
In this booklet, we share some of the best and proudest examples from our members’ work. These best practices reflect our core values and highlight the importance of a local approach in regulating the taxi industry.
