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Transport for London's long-awaited taxi plan is light on detail and vague on actions and timings. LTDA boss Steve McNamara has led the criticism, while the private hire sector barely gets a mention in the 14-point document.

Transport for London's long-awaited taxi plan is light on detail and vague on actions and timings. LTDA boss Steve McNamara has led the criticism, while the private hire sector barely gets a mention in the 14-point document.

TBR Global moves into London with EuroChauffeurs deal

Glasgow-based TBR Global Chauffeuring has moved into the London market with the acquisition of EuroChauffeurs.

The deal further expands TBR’s global reach and reinforces its position as a luxury ground transportation company with a global footprint.

Craig Chambers, CEO of TBR Global Chauffeuring, said: “EuroChauffeurs has built a strong reputation for its premium service and consistency, and we’re thrilled to welcome them into the TBR family. This acquisition is another important step on our journey to build a truly global, tech-enabled luxury ground transport business that delivers unrivalled experiences to our customers.”

Graham McLeay, Founder and CEO of EuroChauffeurs, said: “Joining TBR Global Chauffeuring opens a new chapter for our clients and our people. TBR’s global infrastructure and investment in technology will allow us to offer even greater value to our clients, while preserving the high standards they expect from us.”

The acquisition is part of TBR’s ongoing strategy to expand its international presence and to offer a consistent, premium experience to its corporate, events and investor roadshow customers.

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Professional Driver April 2025 issue