Road Transport (Public Passenger Services) Regulation 2002
2If the usual taxi is a wheelchair-accessible taxi, the other vehicle must be a
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2 If the usual taxi is a wheelchair-accessible taxi, the other vehicle must be a wheelchair-accessible taxi. (4) The accredited operator must give written notice of the operator’s intention to operate the stand-by taxi instead of the usual taxi to— (a) the road transport authority; and (b) if the operator is an affiliated operator for a transport booking service—the transport booking service. (5) If the accredited operator of the usual taxi complies with subsection (1), the stand-by taxi is taken, for this regulation, to be the usual taxi while it is being operated as a taxi. Subdivision 3A.2.3.2 Taxi drivers Note For the licensing of taxi drivers, see the Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Regulation 2000.