To the relief of Anglophiles, the British-as-tea-and-scones London black cab has been saved from extinction. After six years of running in the red, and five months of wobbling along in the British ...

AN ECCENTRIC mechanic has converted a London taxi into a crazy rat-rod van in just seven days. 44-year-old Paul Bacon, from ...

They’re as well-known as The Houses of Parliament or Harrods luxury department store, but soon London’s iconic black taxi cabs could be getting an all-electric makeover courtesy of an electric taxi ...

Remember Nissan’s project to offer London a new, more efficient black taxi? The plan might be going back to the drawing board because the thing is interfering with the city’s upcoming emissions rule.

Uber was once banned in London. Now it’s on track to list all 15,000 black cabbies in its app. One trade group denounced the deal. Uber was once banned in London. Now it’s on track to list all 15,000 ...

Like Big Ben and Trafalgar Square, London's "black cabs" are a symbol of the English capital. However, when the cab's manufacturer, London Taxi Company, went bust in 2012, China's Geely Automotive ...

The association representing London black cab drivers said a judge's decision to restore Uber's operating licence on Monday was a "disaster" for the British capital.

The iconic black cabs of London got a lift Friday when a Chinese company rescued the British automaker that manufactures the taxis. Zhejiang Geely Holding Group said it will pay $17.5 million to buy ...

There are better things you could be doing this summer. You could be earning two dollars a day shining shoes or going around to cool places so you can drop names this fall. Or maybe things are okay, ...

Black cab drivers across London have welcomed the decision from London’s transport regulator not to renew Uber’s license in the city. “I am over the moon,” David English, 47, told TIME. “We’re getting ...

Once a common sight in the British capital, the emblematic Hackney carriage — colloquially known as the black cab — has seen its market share erode significantly over the past decade. The London Taxi ...

Taxis have been a part of the London streetscape for centuries. The first hackney carriages—carriages for hire—were licensed by city authorities in 1662; the term is variously thought to have ...