Many limo hire company bosses are complaining that new safety regulations brought in this October are affecting business after they’ve experienced delays in having their new licenses issued. Under new Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) regulations, any limo carrying over 8 passengers must have a Certificate Of Initial Fitness (COIF) before it can operate [...]
Posts Tagged ‘COIF conversions’
New limo licensing laws proving headache for company bosses
Posted by Carl Wheeler on December 14th, 2009
A1 Stretch Limo Hire get the go-ahead to start COIF conversions
Posted by Carl Wheeler on October 30th, 2009
A1 Stretch Limo Hire have been awarded the stamp of approval by transport authorities to begin Certificate of Initial Fitness conversions of stretch limousines. Since the introduction of new regulations on October 1st, all limos carrying over 8 passengers must have a COIF if it is to operate legally. The move was brought about to [...]
COIF’d Hummer Limo Vs. Party Bus Limo
Posted by Paul Gibson on September 29th, 2009
We are now in a completely different era of stretched limousines compared to just a few years ago. The Chrysler 300 and Hummer limousines literally changed the way the general public saw the industry as they started to demand exact vehicles rather than ‘just a limo’. They’ve somehow become experts – knowing their H2’s from [...]
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