With the weather set to be rainy and cloudy this weekend, many of us will opt for a taxi to get us where we need to be.
But if you own a dog and don’t drive, it can be a tricky business.
Public transport is not not always a good fit for some dogs, who may become anxious travelling on a train or a bus – not to mention the problem of them needing to go to the bathroom on longer journeys.
Most people have to rely on a taxi service at some point, but travelling with your pet can raise some challenges.
That prompts the question about whether or not dogs are allowed in taxis and whether extra notice is needed.
Be it a black cab, private hire or Uber travel, we have investigated firms across Leicestershire to find out the latest rules for pooches in taxis.
Private Hire
Taking a dog in a private hire car can be tricky as many companies have their own rules and policies.
Of course, all private taxis are legally obliged to admit guide and service dogs under the Equality Act 2010.
The law states that drivers…
