Carry on Cabbie

In her husband Charlie Hawkins' life, Peggy Hawkins feels she plays not just second but probably third or fourth fiddle behind his first priority, his suburban London cab company, Speedee Taxis. What looks to be the last straw for Peg is what happens on what is their fourteenth wedding anniversary, when, despite his vow to make it a night for them, Charlie ends up out of circumstance working. Feeling the problem partly her fault for devoting her life to him, Peg figures one small part of fixing the problem is to make a life of her own irrespective of him, namely to get a job, which Charlie opposes. What Peg doesn't tell him about that job in addition, even after it's up and running, is that she has started her own opposing cab company, Glamcabs, their town which can realistically only support one cab company. What gives Glamcabs a leg up on Speedee Taxi is that Peg has solely hired as drivers young attractive women all wearing skimpy uniforms. What also gives Glamcabs a leg up on Speedee Taxi is that Charlie has no idea that in telling Peg about his ideas to take down Glamcabs, he is directly telling the opponent of his strategies. In what becomes a stalemate between the cab companies and the two company owners, what may be the only thing to break the stalemate is more important matters arising in their lives.