There are no cruising cabs.
call for, as of cabs.
See that line of cabs there?
The cabs were decorated with colorful lights.
There were no cabs that day.
Several cabs and a score of cars were parked outside.
Not taking cabs — we take public transportation where we can
The relatively large number of green cabs means that the witness's mistaken identifications of these cabs as being blue swamp her successes at spotting cabs that really are blue.
Around 1910 motorized carriages were beginning to replace horse-drawn cabs.
Type C fans are ideal for cooling crane cabs, control booths, or any confined area.
The new fleet of 35 cabs in Mexico's colonial city of Puebla are driven exclusively by women and don't stop for men. The cabs cater especially to those tired of leering male drivers.
Can you reduce the grocery bill with coupons or more economical meals? How about taking public transportation instead of cabs?
Fifty e6 cabs, made by the Warren Buffett-backed automaker, hit the roads in the city three months later.
From next month, a fleet of pink taxis driven by and for women will roam the streets of the capital, charging the same fares as ordinary cabs.
You read in the papers almost every week where a taxi driver turns in money or jewels or bonds, stuff like that, people leave in their cabs.
The city is also to intensify its crackdown on illegal cabs, Zhou said, as they may see an increase in business because of the rise in fares.
Proponents argue that e-hailing apps will allow both drivers and passengers to have a wider vision of where cabs are in their neighborhood.
Six years on, his Socialist successor, Fran? Ois Hollande, is again facing up to taxi drivers, this time as incumbents try to keep out smartphone-enabled private cabs.
Beginning in January the government imposed on private cabs a 15-minute wait before picking up passengers, but this decree has been suspended by the State Council, the highest administrative court.
EXAMPLE: Taking a taxi to the airport can be rather expensive, and taking a gypsy cab is much cheaper, but not necessarily safe or appropriate, so I always take properly licensed cabs.
That was the case when steam ships replaced clippers in the mid-19th century, and when petrol-engined taxis took over from horse-drawn cabs in the early 20th century.
