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NYPD: Florida man charged in connection with cab destruction amid Knicks revelry
NYPD officials said they still are looking for a few people in connection with the incident.
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Brittany Kriegstein
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NYC taxi fares and driver pay could increase for first time in 10 years
A new proposal by the Taxi and Limousine Commission calls for a 23% increase in average passenger fares.
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Karen Yi
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$15K reward offered for arrests in Queens killing of yellow cab driver
The New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers will also be covering the victim's funeral expenses, along with the owners of Big Apple Taxi Fleet Management, where the victim worked.
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Phil Corso
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‘This raise here, we desperately need it’: Taxi workers call for pay bump, worker protections
The group is calling on the city Taxi and Limousine Commission to raise ride-hailing app drivers' per-mile and per-minute pay rates, and to cap their leasing expenses.
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Catalina Gonella
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Adams nominates new head of Taxi and Limousine Commission
David Do currently leads Washington D.C.'s for-hire vehicle department.
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Stephen Nessen
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Future of NYC’s iconic yellow cabs looks like another ride-hailing app
The taxi industry has been weathering upheavals, including the entrance of for-hire vehicle apps, plummeting medallion values and the pandemic.
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Stephen Nessen
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Amidst Hunger Strike, NYC Taxi Drivers Get Better Debt Relief Deal
The taxi drivers' union hailed the news.
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Jen Chung
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Stephen Nessen
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Taxi Drivers Plead With NYC To Offer Better Debt Relief Deal
The value of a yellow taxi medallion has plummeted from more than $1.2 million at its peak in 2014 to about $100,000 today.
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Stephen Nessen
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Revel Has Greenlight To Bring Tesla Taxis To Manhattan
The blue moped share company will start with 50 Tesla taxis that can operate in Manhattan below 42nd street.
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Stephen Nessen
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MTA’s Access-A-Ride E-Hail Users Have Trouble Getting Rides
Users said a service that was expected to help Access-A-Ride customers hail rides on-demand through an app now seems less reliable.
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Stephen Nessen
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