Scotland council guide · tariff checked 22 October 2026
West Dunbartonshire taxi fares and licensing
Current consolidated fare cards need confirmation separately for Clydebank and Dumbarton/Vale. Earlier figures conflicting with the council 2026 notice have been withdrawn.
Licensing authority: West Dunbartonshire Council
Current hackney taxi tariff
- Dumbarton and Vale of Leven: The council June 2026 review notice describes existing £4.00 daytime and £5.20 night minimum fares, which conflict with the older £3.00/£3.60 figures previously shown here. Those old figures have been withdrawn.
- Review status: The notice proposed retaining the scale from 13 August 2026 and invited representations. Its incomplete extracted table is not treated as a complete final fare card. Obtain the operative zone-specific card from Licensing.
- Clydebank: Older complete cards and later review proposals are insufficient to confirm the current consolidated scale. Current figures remain withheld; do not apply the Dumbarton/Vale scale to Clydebank.
- Calculator: No automatic estimate is enabled for these separate zones.
Effective current zone-specific final fare cards awaiting confirmation · last verified 22 October 2026
Licence-fee snapshot
- Licence fee detail 1: Taxi or private-hire car grant/renewal £886 for three years; partnership licence £886; variation £73.50
- Licence fee detail 2: Taxi/private-hire driver grant or renewal £395; temporary driver £197.50; booking office £1,305 for three years
- Licence fee detail 3: Change of vehicle including new plates if required £186; licence-holder badge £48; large plate £80.50; small plate £32; temporary licences up to six weeks are 50% of full fee
- Topographical test: no fee
Charges 2026-04-01 · last verified 27 August 2026. Confirm with the council before applying.
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Official licensing links
- Council-issued June 2026 zone review notice
- Council tariff decision or fare source
- Council licensing information
- Council fee schedule
- Council licensing information
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- Council conditions and guidance
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