"Mike Hughes" wrote in message
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The outer suburbs used to be better served at night by
ComCab when they had the London Transport contract.
This meant that there taxis in all the outer areas where
there are tube stations. Drivers do not know beforehand
what type of job it is and taxicard jobs were then getting covered better.
No one is going to wait in an
outer area unless there is a likelihood of getting a job.

So when TfL/LU transferred the Underground contract away from Comcab, they
shafted all the disabled people in outer London? There must be an Evening
Standard headline in there somewhere.