Taxi and Limousine Commission

21 February 2019

News about the Taxi and Limousine Commission. Commentary and archival information about the Taxi and Limousine Commission from The New York Times.

• Your Taxi or Uber Ride in Manhattan Will Soon Cost More
  State court judge rules in favor of new fees that had been...
• ‘Suicide Surcharge’ or Crucial Fee to Fix the Subway? Taxi Drivers Brace for Battle Over $2.50 Charge
  New York City taxi owners and drivers have filed a lawsuit...
• Suicides Get Taxi Drivers Talking: ‘I’m Going to Be One of Them’
  After six professional drivers committed suicide in New...
• Where Yellow Cabs Didn’t Go, Green Cabs Were Supposed to Thrive. Then Came Uber.
  Drivers of green cabs, which were intended to serve...
• Uber and Lyft Drivers Rush to Register Cars Ahead of City’s New Cap
  Drivers flocked to the offices of the ride-hail apps to...
• A City Grapples With Ride-Hailing Apps
  New York City is considering bills to reduce traffic...
• Actually, Curbing Uber Won’t Relieve Heavy Traffic
  The real factors for congestion are increased freight...
• Stop Uber From Flooding New York
  A City Council bill to temporarily cap the number of...
• New York Office to Address Discrimination by Taxis and For-Hire Vehicles
  The new office would develop anti-bias training for...
• New York City Is Thriving. Why Is Transport Such a Nightmare?
  The New York City Council considers a package of bills to...