ACT Taxi Plate Membership form
Please find attached ACT-Membership-Application-Form-Amended-30-March-2016
Please find attached ACT-Membership-Application-Form-Amended-30-March-2016
To all ACTTPOA members, The above attached re-drafted Survey for taxi plate owners has been received again from Government. Having received some reaction and responses from owners to the Survey last sent out just a few short weeks ago I was hesitant to send it out again. In fact I conveyed to government at that time…
When Sok Kheng Ngep invested more than $500,000 in two taxi plates, he thought he was securing his family’s future. Key points: Taxi plate owners claim investments have lost 75 per cent value ACT Government recently slashed lease rates Drivers call for compensation But in a flash, his investment lost more than 75 per cent…
A reporter for The Canberra Times, Daniel Burdon has highlighted on 19 September 2018 the injustice being faced by taxi owners in ACT and have taken the liberty to share his report verbatim. Read below: Canberra’s taxi plate owners are facing potential bankruptcy as the ACT government looks to increase the territory regulated taxi plate…
Chairman of the ACT Taxi Plates Owners Association Petar Ivanovski (centre) with taxi plate owners rally in front of the Legislative Assembly on February 19, 2019. Reported in Canberra Times by Steve Evans February 19, 2019, earlier, the members of the ACT Taxi Plate Owners Association heard Opposition Leader Alistair Coe address their meeting and promise that…
As stated at 9News.com.au, Melbourne cab drivers are suing Uber for $500 million, claiming the ride sharing giant deprived them of their livelihoods. The class action law suit, set to be filed in the coming weeks, will look to recover profits allegedly lost during Uber’s operation in Melbourne prior to being legalised. Drivers are also suing…
To all Australian ACT Taxi Plate Owners (Canberra) The Innovation Working Group has undertaken to consult with all interested parties involved in the ACT taxi Industry concerning reforms being undertaken by them. As part of their “Phase Two (2)” which requires amendments to legislation and developing detailed regulations they have sought to consult with all…