Auckland Co-Op Taxis denies wrongdoing amid SFO investigation

Allegations made by a former board member of taxi company overcharging fares and preferentially allocating jobs to certain drivers are unfounded, taxi boss says.

Campbell Gibson
Fri, 18 Mar 2016

Auckland Co-Op Taxis says allegations of overcharging taxi fares and preferentially allocating jobs to certain drivers for government clients are “entirely unfounded.”

The accusations have been made by a former board member of the company and have caught the attention of the Serious Fraud Office,

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