T is for taxi, and that's good enough for the TLC. The look of the New York City taxi cab is changing again, and no we aren't talking about the Taxi of Tomorrow. Five years after the Taxi ...

Small victories and big wins! A federal judge ruled that all New York City taxi cabs will be required to be wheelchair accessible after a decades-long court-ordered obligation, New York Daily News ...

A New York City taxi driver has been fined $25,000 for failing to pick them up and instead giving two white passengers a ride. It's a judgment the family hopes will send a message to all taxi ...

Years later, on March 2th, 1971, the New York Taxi & Limousine Commission (TLC) was created. During the decade of the seventies, the taxi industry was subdivided once again to give rise to the “black ...

It’s worth noting that in my experience, the drivers who most blatantly refused me service have never been white. According to a 2004 The New York Times report, 84 percent of New York City cab ...

The New York City of the 1960s and 1970s was visually tied to the taxis produced by Checker adorned with their unique black-and-white checker stripes. The final Checker Marathon was retired from ...