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65-year-old John Robert hit a cyclist while driving and on his mobile, then tried to hide the evidence.

Guernsey Police have shared the details of a Royal Court case to highlight the dangers of using unlicensed or ‘Facebook’ Taxis.

Real time pictures of customer demand outside the arrivals door at Guernsey airport seeks to cut taxi waiting times.

Taxi fares in Guernsey rise from today (25 November). Environment & Infrastructure estimates it will put 40p on an average, two mile, daytime journey.

A new initiative in Guernsey aims to equip islanders in traditionally 'chatty' jobs with the skills to support someone struggling with their mental health.

It's proposed taxi fares in Guernsey rise by 4.75% from 25 November 2024.

More people than ever have been using the Guernsey Taxi App.

Environment & Infrastructure says the increase reflects inflation over the period June 2022 to June 2023.

Real-time ride requests can now be arranged on the Guernsey Taxi App.

Maximum taxi fares will go up by an average of 4.5% from Monday (3).

Seven times more Guernsey taxi permits have been issued compared to last year after the process for applying was made easier.

Guernsey's taxi industry is 'not fit for purpose'. That is the conclusion of a long-awaited review of the industry.

Taxi fares in Guernsey will rise for a second time in four months tomorrow (27 April)

Taxi fares could rise again this year because of soaring fuel costs.

Taxi fares have risen by 3.34% in the first increase for two years.

Islanders are being asked what they think of a proposed 3.34% rise in taxi fares from mid-January.

The States of Guernsey has contracted a UK company to identify where improvements in Guernsey's private hire sector can be made.

The financial support for businesses provided through the payroll co-funding scheme is being extended to the taxi sector until the end of September.

Following a consultation period the maximum fare will be going up by 3%.

Concern over whereabouts of key witness in the Sarah Groves case.