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Is it true that a taxi driver is not compelled to accept a hiring of more than one destination or where the journey will have to be broken (eg cashpoint, shopping, picking up/dropping off en route) nor does he have to accept a change of destination?

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Les

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I think it is not true. There are multiple destinations for London taxis. They can change their destination with a legal way after taking permission.