New rules under consideration for taxi drivers
Taxi drivers could have to pass an English language test under possible new rules for the industry.
The National Transport Authority is considering making drivers have a dress-code and a medical exam.
They may also ask people to take a test to prove they can use a sat-nav before getting their taxi licence.
The review is looking at how the taxi system is regulated around the world and coming up with suggestions for how we could do it better.
The Irish Times says the findings are on the NTA's website and they're now looking for feedback.
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