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In a significant development, more Y-plate cabs have returned to the roads after a court decision overruled a second suspension of fleet operator TXGO’s license by Transport Malta. The suspension had effectively grounded the company’s fleet, leaving many drivers without a source of income and passengers without a vital transportation service. However, the court’s intervention has paved the way for TXGO to resume its operations, bringing relief to those affected.
The court’s decision is seen as a victory for TXGO and its drivers, who had argued that the suspension was unfair and would cause undue hardship. The company had been working to address the concerns raised by Transport Malta, and the court’s ruling acknowledges the progress made. With the suspension lifted, TXGO’s Y-plate cabs are once again available to provide transportation services to the public, helping to meet the demand for reliable and efficient transport options.
The return of Y-plate cabs to the roads is expected to have a positive impact on the local transportation landscape. Passengers will benefit from the increased availability of cabs, while drivers will be able to earn a living once again. The development also underscores the importance of fair regulation and the need for authorities to work with operators to find solutions that benefit all stakeholders. As TXGO resumes its operations, the company will likely continue to work closely with Transport Malta to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and maintain the highest standards of service.
