SA Taxi has unveiled an innovative refinancing solution for all taxi owners operating converted panel vans who cannot afford to pay for the safety conversions to ensure their vehicles are complaint before the 1 September 2010 deadline. Deputy Minister of Transport,...

At the end of July 2009 SA Taxi Finance (“SA Taxi”) made a commitment of R20 million to ensure that those taxis which have been financed by SA Taxi and are converted panel vans, will be inspected, made structurally compliant and returned to the roads to safely...

SA Taxi Finance (SA Taxi), the only financial institute in South Africa that is focused exclusively on financing the taxi industry, has been assigned a primary and a special Servicer Quality (SQ) rating of SQ3 rating by Moody’s Investors Service. SA Taxi...

The South African Bureau of Standards today certified SA Taxi as being fully compliant with the required standards of ISO 9001.

Most ISO standards are specific to a particular product, material, or process. However, ISO 9001 (quality) and ISO 14001 (environment)...

SA Taxi Finance (“SA Taxi”), South Africa’s foremost provider of finance to the taxi industry, is pleased to announce the successful conclusion of its taxi compliance test programme. In August SA Taxi pledged R20million to ensure that taxis converted from panel...

SA Taxi Finance (“SA Taxi”), South Africa’s leading provider of finance to the taxi industry, today announced a new safety initiative designed to begin the elimination of unsafe converted panel vans from the roads of South Africa.

Under the terms of the programme, SA Taxi will be investing in the region of R20m to ensure that those taxis which have been financed by SA Taxi Finance and are converted panel vans, will be inspected, made structurally compliant and returned to the roads to continue servicing the needs of commuters. SA Taxi also announced that it is making 100 vehicles available at its own expense for use by those Taxi operators affected, whilst their non-compliant vehicles are upgraded.

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