Royal Cars news.

The Oxford city licensing team have instructed our drivers to have no more than three passengers in a vehicle. That means NO passengers are allowed to sit in the front seat of the vehicle. If there are more than three passengers you will require a minibus.

Those hopping into Royal Cars will be filmed as soon as the ignition starts, in a bid to make it the ‘safest taxi company in Oxfordshire’. Nick Breakspear, the business development manager at Royal Cars, said:
“So long as the car is on, the CCTV will be on too.
It will be put on the windscreen in the middle – like a dash-cam footage but looking in and out of the car.

In 2015, provisional figures show that 220 people were killed, 1, 160 were seriously injured and there were over 8,000 casualties in total in drink drive accidents. Although the level of drinking and driving has dropped dramatically over the last three decades, over 200 people are still killed in drink drive accidents every year. Despite 30 years of drink drive education and enforcement, over 70,000 people are still caught drink driving annually.

Royal Cars wins three prestigious awards in the UK’s only national awards for the private hire, taxi and chauffeur sector. Oxford based company takes silver in private hire operator of the year (81+ vehicles) category and bronze in both the marketing and community award categories. A night to remember for Britain’s chauffeur and private hire industry.

Royal Cars has won the prestigious Silver award in the Private Hire Operator (81+ vehicles) category of the Professional Driver QSi Awards, the UK’s only national awards for the private hire, taxi and chauffeur sector. Oxford Royal Cars, with a fleet of 400+ vehicles were up against some of the best and largest taxi fleets in the UK. Our dedication to our business and determination to be the best made it possible for us to win the Silver Award for Private hire company of the year.