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List of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles Licensed by Oxford City Council LICENSING AUTHORITY LIST OF WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE VEHICLES LICENSED BY OXFORD CITY COUNCIL Designated for the purposes of section 165 of the Equality Act 2010 VERSION: July 2019 List of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles Designated for the purposes of section 165 of the Equality Act 2010 PLATE COLOUR MAKE & REGISTRATION SEATS OPERATOR NUMBER MODEL HCV001 N70 MER Black LTI TX4 6 A1 HCV002 BF61 YAA Grey LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV003 BF60 EDX Grey LTI TX4 6 A1 HCV004 WU51 MTX Black LTI TXI 6 No radio HCV005 WX03 ZKH Black LTI TX1 6 A1 HCV006 LB07 WTX Black LTI TX4 5 Oxford City Cars HCV007 BN11 WYZ Red LTI TX4 5 ABC Radio Cars HCV008 LA51 VLL Green LTI TX 1 6 No radio HCV009 LX51 NZR Black LTI TXI 6 Oxford City Cars HCV010 BU03 NHP Blue LTI TXII 5 No radio HCV011 T803 TOL Black LTI TX1 5 No radio HCV012 BJ03 HNA Blue LTI TXII 6 A1 HCV013 BG08 KGO Black LTI TX4 5 Oxford City Cars HCV014 MO51 BUT Bronze LTI TX4 5 A1 HCV015 V410 GGB Black LTI TX1 5 No radio HCV016 BF10 SZP Blue LTI TX4 6 Oxford City Cars HCV017 X856 MAP Black LTI TX 1 5 A1 HCV018 BJ60 HBH Blue LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV019 BU53 PLZ Black LTI TXII 5 A1 HCV020 LF51 TXR Silver LTI TXI 5 Oxford City Cars HCV021 M17 BDL Black LTI TX4 6 No radio HCV022 SN51 WPU Red LTI TX1 5 No radio HCV023 V364 LGW Grey LTI TXI 5 A1 HCV024 BU51 TGN Black LTI TX1 6 Oxford City Cars HCV025 Y462 BOA Silver LTI TXI 6 A1 HCV026 W364 HOB Black LTI TX1 5 A1 HCV027 LX60 CME Black LTI TX4 6 No radio HCV028 LJ51 RUV Silver LTI TX1 5 No radio HCV029 Y907 CGP Black LTI TXI 5 No radio HCV030 SD63 ELX Grey Peugeot E7 7 Oxford City Cars HCV031 BJ09 CFY Black LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV032 LA51 VKN Black LTI TX 1 5 No radio HCV033 BF09 TYH Black LTI TX4 6 No radio HCV034 BP52 WKS Black LTI TXI 5 Oxford City Cars HCV035 SF15 EOM Grey Peugeot E7 6 No radio HCV036 BT51 DDE Black LTI TX1 5 No radio HCV037 LB54 OSO Black LTI TXII 5 No radio HCV038 BT51 DAA Black LTI TX1 5 Oxford City Cars HCV039 Y873 UOV Silver LTI TXI 5 A1 HCV040 Y893 UON Red LTI TX1 5 No radio HCV041 SK62 WWS Black LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV042 LM64 AGZ Gold LTI TX4 6 No radio HCV043 LF51 TZC Black LTI TX1 6 No radio HCV044 LS05 UZA Silver LTI TXII 6 No radio HCV045 T12 BUT Black LTI TX4 6 Oxford City Cars HCV046 T243 SOA Black LTI TXI 5 No radio HCV047 BJ58 PYA Black LTI TX4 6 No radio HCV048 V454 DGF Black LTI TXI 5 A1 HCV049 Y682 GPN Black LTI TX1 6 A1 HCV050 LX51 CVL Silver LTI TX 1 5 No radio HCV051 MX59 SXS Red LTI TX4 6 A1 HCV052 LM62 VJP Grey LTI TX4 5 ABC Radio Cars HCV053 MR53 STA Black LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV054 BN58 BPU Black LTI TX4 6 A1 HCV055 LM09 ULF Black LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV056 W847 EGC Blue LTI TX1 6 A1 HCV057 LE51 DXZ Black LTI TXI 5 No radio HCV058 BJ58 PXW Grey LTI TX4 6 A1 HCV059 X596 PGT Black LTI TX1 5 A1 HCV060 BJ58 PXM Black LTI TX4 5 A1 HCV061 S12 BUT Black LTI TX4 6 No radio HCV062 LX51 CVA Black LTI TXI 5 No radio HCV063 BF10 SZR Black LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV064 WS58 CMS Purple LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV065 BJ10 CFF Blue LTI TX4 6 A1 HCV066 LF51 TVZ Blue LTI TX1 5 A1 HCV067 LF51 TXD Red LTI TX1 5 A1 HCV068 BU51 NOT Black LTI TXI 5 No radio HCV069 GX12 KOA Black LTI TX4 6 A1 HCV070 BD51 RBU Black LTI TXI 5 A1 HCV071 W392 WFB Black LTI TXI 6 No radio HCV072 M70 MER Grey LTI TX4 5 A1 HCV073 LF51 TZK Black LTI TXI 6 Oxford City Cars HCV074 LX51 NYM Silver LTI TX1 5 Oxford City Cars HCV075 Y673 GWS Blue LTI TX1 6 Oxford City Cars HCV076 X556 PGT Black LTI TX1 6 A1 HCV077 W441 BJW Black LTI TX1 5 No radio HCV078 LL59 FKH Black LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV079 X599 PGT Black LTI TX1 5 A1 HCV080 X983 MGJ Black LTI TXI 6 No radio HCV081 BF10 SZU Black LTI TX4 6 A1 HCV082 ML12 FBU Black LTI TX4 6 A1 HCV083 SL60 ZWY Black LTI TX4 6 A1 HCV084 LS07 ZUD Black LTI TX4 5 A1 HCV085 Y42 HMY Black LTI TX1 5 No radio Black Mercedes Vito HCV086 SJ14 ARO 113 6 No radio HCV087 X842 JOF Black LTI TXI 5 No radio HCV088 Y61 HMY Grey LTI TXI 5 001 Cars HCV089 BU51 TGE Black LTI TX1 5 A1 HCV090 T325 MOA Black LTI TX1 5 A1 HCV091 LR11 DMY Grey LTI TX4 6 No radio HCV092 WU52 XZC Silver LTI TXI 6 A1 HCV093 BU54 MDN Black LTI TXII 6 Oxford City Cars HCV094 LL64 WDT Black LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV095 BF09 TXG Green LTI TX4 6 No radio HCV096 BV19 KKZ Black LEVC TX 6 No radio HCV097 LS57 DJE Black LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV098 LE51 GKY BLACK LTI TXI 6 A1 HCV099 Y116 HMY Black LTI TX1 5 No radio HCV100 S11 BUT Green LTI TX4 5 A1 HCV101 BU04 AUF Black LTI TXII 5 A1 HCV102 BJ58 PYL Black LTI TX4 5 Oxford City Cars HCV103 BK03 ZXC Red LTI TX2 6 No radio HCV104 BF09 TWX Black LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV105 BL60 OBE Black LTI TX4 6 ABC Radio Cars HCV106 LS07 CJF Black LTI TX4 5 No radio HCV107 JR07 CAB Black LTI TX4 5 No radio PHV516 SF12 LXD Blue Peugeot Hirizons 4 Oxford City Cars Red VOLKSWAGEN 4 Royal Cars PHV744 SB15 WUT CADDY Purple VOLKSWAGEN 4 Royal Cars PHV745 BP64 LRO CADDY Blue VOLKSWAGEN 5 Royal Cars PHV502 BT61 NVL CADDY MAXI Blue Volkswagen 4 Royal Cars PHV529 SF12 GZG Caddy Silver VOLKSWAGEN 5 Royal Cars PHV053 GN13 AYM CADDY MAXI C20 HCV – HACKNEY CARRIAGE VEHICLE PHV – PRIVATE HIRE VEHICLE July 2019 .
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