• How To Start A Taxi Service – by Richard J Butler
  Posted on Wednesday, April 1st, 2009 in taxi – Comments: (0)
  Many people view starting a taxi service as the ultimate business, whereby they can dictate their old hours, work in a boss-less environment, and generally go as they come and please.However, operating a taxi service can be demanding in a number of ways. It can be mentally demanding, having to concentrate whilst driving for a long period of time. It can be physically demanding, with the risk of unprovoked attacks and dealing with passengers who are under the influence of alcohol.
• In Prague, There Appeared Places For Fair Taxi – by Iuri Tarabanov
  Posted on Sunday, April 5th, 2009 in taxi – Comments: (0)
  The city hall of Prague has published a booklet with information about City Taxi Service intended for tourists. One can find in it the answers to the questions, where and how to order a car without problem, on what one can rely and to what one should pay close attention while communicating with taxi drivers.Special peach plates marked with a sign “FAIR PLACE” have appeared at 49 taxi stands at the same time (“fair place” that is consonant with Fair Play which is sport term).
• Internet In Taxi Industry – by Ann M Brown
  Posted on Wednesday, April 15th, 2009 in taxi – Comments: (0)
  The internet has vastly changed the way that many of us make purchases. We enjoy the convenience (and sometimes cheaper prices!) when buying online. If we can use internet rationally it is a huge time saver. We can settle all our bills and payments, make weekly shopping in the food store and quickly purchase other goods with just few clicks. It let us have more quality time to ourselves, which we all deserve.
• Lessons From a Taxi Driver – It’s All About Mindset – by Jo Peck
  Posted on Thursday, April 16th, 2009 in taxi – Comments: (0)
  Took a taxi ride today and learned a valuable lesson. Its amazing what people have to teach if we are just open enough to learn.I got in the cab and told the driver my destination and he started driving. Our enlightening conversation started with him commenting that he had just made an illegal u-turn in order to get my business.
• London – Where Do Taxi Drivers Go When It Rains? – by Jon MichaelJon MichaelLevel: Basic PLUSJon Michael has had a life long interest in the world class city of London, England. His intimate knowledge of London has been greatly enhanced … …
  Posted on Sunday, April 19th, 2009 in taxi – Comments: (0)
  Unlike southern California, it sometimes rains in London. Back in Queen Victoria’s day, an army captain came up with a novel solution to combat bad weather, and you can still see some of them today.The army captain in question was one Captain George Armstrong. In 1874, he had just retired from the army and was then editor of the Globe newspaper — now long defunct.
• More People Using Taxis to Get to Work – Taxi Insurance is a Must – by Eric Token
  Posted on Thursday, April 23rd, 2009 in taxi – Comments: (0)
  Due to an increase in tourism and people living away from their workplace and choosing not to drive, more people using taxis to get to work (let’s face it, who can afford a car these days?), a boom in the taxi business is being seen – and with the competition level increasing day by day, companies are buying more and more taxis to make a profit.
• New Taxi Shows Off Better Features – by Pamela Hewitt
  Posted on Friday, April 24th, 2009 in taxi – Comments: (0)
  There is a new auto manufacturer in town. And it aims to actually change and revolutionize one of the transportation businesses – the world of taxi cabs.The group has already been able to create its own taxi cab model and this vehicle would be shown off at the upcoming International Association of Transportation Regulators 19th Annual Conference. This big event would be held this week at Washington’s Seattle Renaissance Hotel.
• Newmarket Taxi – by Craig Jeavons
  Posted on Saturday, April 25th, 2009 in taxi – Comments: (0)
  If you are travelling to Newmarket by bus or train you will very likely need a Newmarket taxi to get you from the station or drop off point to your accommodation. There is only one main rank in Newmarket which is on the High Street. If you arrive by train you might be lucky and catch a waiting cab at the station, but the chances are you will need to pre book it in advance or call one to pick you up when you get there.
• Private Hire vs Private Car – You Decide! – by Andrew CarterAndrew CarterLevel: PlatinumI am 48, and have recently set up my own business, after 15 years in an Automotive supplier as a Sales manager. I have also … …
  Posted on Monday, April 27th, 2009 in taxi – Comments: (0)
  These days a good alternative to the private car, particularly when it comes to the Airport run, is a Private Hire Taxi. The journey by Private Hire vehicle is with a fully licensed driver (in the UK these licences are issued by the local authority) in a fully licensed vehicle. Private Hire and Hackney Carriage (Taxi) cars and minivans are thoroughly checked out for mechanical safety and emissions every six months, and your driver has regular medical check-ups as well as a criminal record check.

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