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Taxicard is a method of providing subsidised door-to-door transport for people who have serious mobility impairment and difficulty in using public transport.
The Public Carriage Office sets fares for journeys made by licensed taxis. The metered fare will be shown on the Taximeter at the end of the journey. The Taximeter works on a combination of both distance and time.
The Taxicard scheme is subsidised by local boroughs and the Mayor of London, which means you pay considerably reduced fares. For most journeys you will pay a flat fare and your local authority will pay the balance of the limit shown in the table. |
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Click here to view the breakdown of what you will be expected to pay and what your local authority will subsidise.
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| Computer Cab has been the major service provider of the Taxicard scheme for 20 years. Currently Computer Cab run Taxicard services in 32 of the 33 London boroughs. |
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