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Cabbies’ deliberate traffic jam in Leeds

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Published: 11 December 2017
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Private Hire taxi drivers staged a four-hour ‘drive slow’ procession in a circular route around Leeds City Centre from 0600-1000 on Monday (11 December), due to fines for parking in bus stops and missiles being thrown.

As a result bus services became gridlocked.

The police ‘monitored’ the situation, but no arrests were made.

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