Scotland council guide · verified 27 August 2026
Moray taxi fares and licensing
Current verified taxi tariff, licence-fee snapshot and official licensing sources.
Licensing authority: Moray Council
Current hackney taxi tariff
- Distance fare: £3.96 for the first 1 mile (1,760yd); then 33p for every additional 1/10 mile (176yd) or part
- Tariff detail 2: Waiting £22.00 per hour, beginning five minutes after the customer is informed that the taxi has arrived
- Single applicable surcharge: £1.10 for hires 19:00-midnight except Sundays and specified festive dates; £1.87 for hires midnight-07:00 except specified festive dates; £1.65 for hires 07:00-midnight on Sundays and bank holidays
- Festive: 50% of the basic fare, minimum fare £7.10, for hires 19:00 on 24 December to 07:00 on 27 December and 19:00 on 31 December to 07:00 on 3 January
- More than four passengers: 50% surcharge; pre-booked hire: 55p; passenger fouling charge £200
Effective 2022-12-10 (retained by council decision in May 2025; replacement proposal is not due to be implemented before 2026-11-30) · last verified 27 August 2026
Licence-fee snapshot
- Licence fee detail 1: Taxi/PH driver grant £279; renewal £225; taxi/PH vehicle operator £484
- Licence fee detail 2: Taxi booking office for four or more cars £591
- Licence fee detail 3: Vehicle substitution £405; variation £32; licence plate £26; copy licence £26; replacement badge £25
- Licence fee detail 4: Taxi test £67.90; retest £67.90; meter check £19.50; duplicate certificate £16.60; driver assessment £73.47; vehicle evaluation £57
Charges 2026-04-01 · last verified 27 August 2026. Confirm with the council before applying.
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