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Calling Londoners - crossing London in taxi with 14 month old

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vicdubya · 05/05/2005 09:50

OK I am a bit ignorant when it comes to London black cabs. I need to get from one station to another with 14 month old, can I take him in a black cab..? Do they have child restraints?

If not, is there any other way to get from a to b?

I am not going on the bus or tube, too much hassle, it's just a one off journey.

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vicdubya · 05/05/2005 12:45

Oh thanks everyone, maybe I will attempt it after all!

Ds just has an umbrella fold buggy with a brake, so that would be OK, and if it's a new taxi I could see if he will fit in the child seat. he's quite big.

I was thinking about the rucksack option, as still have to get down the platform, etc.

Shouldn;t have to take much as going to dh' flat instead of him coming back for the weekend, (he's on relocation) and he can take a load of stuff on ahead this weekend.

I need to go to sort out new house we are buying, but I just can't face the drive, it's horrible. I hate driving long distances on my own. I did it a few weeks ago and thought maybe I'd try the train instead this time.

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vicdubya · 05/05/2005 12:47

In fact thinking about it dh could take pretty much everything couldn;t he! Duh!

Sorry addled mind today, we've been up since 5.30 for some reason.

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meysey · 08/05/2005 21:23

baby in buggy is easy, but you might have to put your foot on the buggy for extra immobilising as well as the brakes!

you'll be fine

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