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Use a lower group vehicle. Insurers look at the group rating of a vehicle in order to assess risk. The lower the group, the lower your taxi insurance. Car groups range from 1 to 50 whilst van group range from 1 to 20 (pre-2016) and groups 21 to 50 (after 2016).
Restrict who can drive the taxi. Unlike regular car insurance where additional drivers can reduce the cost, taxi insurance often increases when adding more drivers. A single driver policy will generally be cheaper than a multi driver or any driver cover option.
More experience can equal lower insurance. The longer you have held your licence to be a taxi driver, the more likely it is that insurers will offer you cheaper rates. Providing proof of how long you have been driving a taxi with a local authority issued taxi licence could be beneficial in terms of lowering your insurance.
The area where you operate. Some taxi insurers may asses risk based on the location in which you both park your taxi and the area where you take fares. A high-risk area such as an inner-city location or driving through postcodes that have poor crime rates, provides an increased risk to the insurer which can reflect in higher premiums.