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WAV Register 11 October 2019.Xlsx Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles designated for the purposes of Section 165 of the Equality Act 2010 Registration Plate Vehicle Type Make/Model Number Number Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF54 LKK 1 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII MW52 PBY 5 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI DK51 NFU 9 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII MRZ 5357 12 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SH57 NFV 13 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 DA60 MXS 16 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI V415 KDM 17 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI V898 DPN 20 Hackney Carriage Peugeot Eurotaxi SD63 DYM 21 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII GX05 EPY 24 Hackney Carriage Carbodies Taxi N160 OYU 25 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI Y617 GAE 26 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF09 AVM 28 Hackney Carriage Peugeot Eurotaxi SF65 FKA 29 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 MT58 BMO 30 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI H8 CNY 32 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI Y749 CGJ 34 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK04 KDX 35 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI W617 EGH 36 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 SH59 KWU 37 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI V749 OKO 39 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 LM56 LHK 40 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SC06 UUY 41 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 DK59 AXF 42 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DA03 UBV 43 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 AE07 FZN 45 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 LS57 DLZ 47 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 DK07 GFE 49 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI DE51 HBX 50 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 LR60 OUX 53 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 SD58 VZP 54 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI W502 JBN 55 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 SL61 BVY 61 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF60 HZC 63 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF09 ATU 64 Hackney Carriage Peugeot Eurotaxi SF65 FDN 68 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF61 EBC 71 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII SN55 KYY 72 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII SK52 ULD 73 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF60 BEO 81 Hackney Carriage Ford Tourneo MK17 WAO 82 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SD06 HTJ 83 Hackney Carriage Carbodes Fairway P295 EHC 84 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SJ08 PTO 85 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI W514 RVU 87 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI R502 DOB 88 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SD63 ELU 90 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DE02 PMO 92 Hackney Carriage Fiat TW200 SF60 BYS 93 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SJ62 EKW 95 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI V813 LFM 97 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII LR06 WGU 99 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SH06 JXF 100 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF59 LFM 103 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII LT56 XES 106 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 DA60 OGZ 107 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI T944 BFM 110 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII WX03 FPE 111 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI T946 BFM 112 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI T945 BFM 114 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF61 GYS 115 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 SD58 WBP 116 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SJ62 EXR 117 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SJ56 LVH 118 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 PJ59 BFA 120 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII SF03 HSK 123 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI X253 AEN 125 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 T1 KSY 129 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 DK58 DPX 131 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DE02 PLZ 133 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 SJ14 ASV 136 Hackney Carriage Fiat TW200 SF09 GOX 141 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DE02 PMU 143 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF65 GSY 144 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 W10 CAB 145 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF16 FMC 149 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SD08 GZG 151 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI DE51 KFX 152 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI X794 AHY 157 Hackney Carriage Metrocab V370 HBY 159 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SN10 KWC 160 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF62 LCX 165 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SA58 SCZ 166 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 SD10 SSZ 171 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 LS59 EUJ 172 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DG53 AEX 174 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI Y784 KDB 175 Hackney Carriage Mercedes Vito MJK 389 178 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII MX05 BYA 180 Hackney Carriage LTI TXI Y981 BSX 181 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF66 GOX 184 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII WV52 CTK 185 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab SF18 SKU 186 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 SH59 KXU 189 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK56 EOT 190 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK04 KFF 195 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII WV02 EKO 199 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 S555 HAC 203 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII AF52 UUR 204 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK54 CZH 207 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK54 CZP 209 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII SK03 BWD 210 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF61 KLZ 211 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 LP60 BZM 213 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII X33 HEL 218 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK05 BXA 219 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SA08 LZT 221 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DE52 URU 222 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK05 FRU 224 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII AF52 UTO 228 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF59 BHW 230 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DG53 AEJ 232 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK06 EYY 238 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII AE04 LPK 239 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SJ06 KGY 241 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SH58 KXR 242 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK06 EZU 243 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF10 HHL 247 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SD63 EAP 248 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK06 HZA 252 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF61 EDV 256 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SH06 JZF 257 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK06 EYZ 260 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 BU56 UHM 262 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SJ56 MDU 263 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF59 JXK 265 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SJ05 LUL 267 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SA56 XPY 268 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SH56 KYJ 274 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII SF54 CZE 275 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF60 HKY 277 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SB56 FYV 278 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 PL10 DYU 280 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SB56 FVH 284 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK54 CZA 285 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF13 LOA 286 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF09 BKZ 288 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF54 LKE 293 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF09 HNC 297 Hackney Carriage Fiat TW200 SF55 CJO 298 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 LS64 KTP 299 Hackney Carriage Fiat TW200 SF09 EYW 300 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF59 BPZ 304 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF10 BNE 310 Hackney Carriage Mercedes T1 Eurocab BN07 UBO 311 Hackney Carriage Mercedes T1 Eurocab DK57 LYH 312 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK06 HZD 314 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK55 KVZ 321 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 DK59 FBL 323 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 DK08 CZZ 324 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK05 BWU 329 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF60 JBO 330 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 BF09 TXN 333 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 PF09 WDD 334 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SH08 OWO 338 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII MJ55 EXN 339 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF11 FZO 343 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF12 JNN 345 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SH58 BMU 348 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SJ06 KGP 349 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab N600 CAB 350 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF14 ELC 354 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SD63 EBG 355 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF59 HXT 365 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF59 HZA 366 Hackney Carriage Fiat TW200 SJ57 AWW 370 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 LS56 XPG 371 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 LS07 GPF 372 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 DA11 NVU 374 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 SJ14 AGY 378 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 PE07 CAB 382 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 SJ63 CBU 383 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SC08 YJA 386 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SJ58 LMY 387 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SH58 BKE 388 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 DK10 CJE 392 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF11 NKH 394 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF61 EEM 396 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 SA61 USY 397 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF13 BAV 398 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF61 GVV 399 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF61 KAK 400 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 SD12 NNM 403 Hackney Carriage Ford Tourneo MD17 BXU 404 Hackney Carriage Ford Tourneo MK18 UZP 405 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF11 KBZ 407 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF12 LVK 409 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 MJ08 CAB 410 Hackney Carriage Mercedes Vito LN18 DLU 411 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 LO14 KUX 412 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF16 EZZ 415 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF12 NPU 416 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF61 EUE 421 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF66 FMC 422 Hackney Carriage Ford Tourneo FX08 CAB 425 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DK02 EVY 426 Hackney Carriage Ford Tourneo MD17 BXY 427 Hackney Carriage Vauxhall Voyager VX8 DX68 WKD 428 Hackney Carriage Ford Tourneo YR67 KZC 429 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab SF67 GZM 430 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF15 EGK 432 Hackney Carriage Peugeot E7 SF15 OJZ 434 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab SF67 HHG 435 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab SF67 GXX 436 Hackney Carriage LTI TXII DG02 MGV 438 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab SF18 CHO 439 Hackney Carriage Ford Tourneo MF68 GDV 441 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab SF18 SKO 442 Hackney Carriage Mercedes Vito DK68 VMO 444 Hackney Carriage Mercedes Vito DE68 HDA 446 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 LT65 FYL 450 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab SF68 HUU 451 Hackney Carriage LEVC TX Electric LL19 KYT 452 Hackney Carriage Mercedes M8 PJ59 AYX 453 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab SF67 HMK 455 Hackney Carriage Vauxhall Voyager VX8 DX68 WYO 456 Hackney Carriage Ford Tourneo MX19 WNW 457 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab SF19 RFX 458 Hackney Carriage Mercedes Vito DF68 LFS 459 Hackney Carriage Ford Tourneo T1 KSY 460 Hackney Carriage LTI TX4 LP17 SNY 461 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab SF67 HFR 462 Hackney Carriage Ford Procab SF67 HFR 463.
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