London's iconic cabs under threat | Full Episode | SBS Dateline
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About this episode
During the global pandemic taxi drivers can’t work from home, and there’s no work for them on the streets. Dateline investigates how the city's black cab drivers are surviving and adapting, but with many destined for the black cab graveyard.
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- 29 min
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