Swinton’s specialist taxi insurance division can help any owner driver or company find a competitive taxi insurance quote online whether the taxi is used for private taxi hire or public taxi hire. In addition to black cabs or hackney taxis, Swinton Taxi Insurance Division also specialises in cover for MPVs, mini-buses used to carry people for hire or reward.

Taxi insurance features..

- Private and public hire vehicles, including minibuses
- Three, six and twelve month taxi insurance policies*
- Any area considered
- Bonus earning schemes available on taxi insurance

*Terms and conditions may apply

If you’re interested in competitive taxi insurance Swinton could help you save money year after year. Subject to certain terms and b conditions, all policies can earn a valuable no claims discount. Short period policies are also available for drivers wanting temporary cover (subject to a minimum of three months). Taxi insurance policies available through Swinton offer flexibility covering public liability as well as local authority insurance liability. For a wide range of circumstances, Swinton is committed to finding competitive taxi insurance premiums.

Did You Know?

An environmentally friendly black cab is taking to the streets of London for the first time. Makers say the taxi can run on both diesel and electrical power which means reductions in the amount of pollution current models emit by up to 90%. Cabbies who drive the new vehicles could make major fuels savings with no loss in performance, designers say. And they claim the new 'Hybrid Electric Vehicle' can go further and accelerate faster than the current models. A built-in computer knows when to switch between power sources depending on the demands made by the driver.

The taxi has been developed by engine designer Azure Dynamics and London Taxis International with support from the Energy Saving Trust and the Department for Transport. Commercial vehicles only account for 12% of all miles travelled but they produce 25% of 'ground level' pollutants, government-commissioned research suggests.