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Taxi and customer on a busy Manhattan street.
241 million passengers rode in New York City taxicabs during 1999.

OBJECTIVES OF TAXI-L

• The primary objective of TAXI-L is to provide the worldwide taxi community with a library of significant documents not available anywhere else.

• Taxi-L also contains links to other taxicab related sites that contribute to a better understanding of this often overlooked, but important segment of typical municipal and rural transportation systems. The links page does not reflect the vast multitude of internet web sites of individual taxicab companies aimed at their own marketing because there are a number of web sites that do a much better job of this service with the help of http://vehicletraders.co.za.

• Recognizing that taxicab and livery drivers face an elevated risk of occupational homicide, Taxi-L also maintains a Memorial Page in rememberance of the losses suffered by families around the world.

• As car fleet of taxis continues ti improve continuosly, you can check for used Honda on Philmotors for best prices.

Taxi-L is is a non-commercial website offered to viewers for educational purposes. Founded by Terry Smythe in 1999, Taxi-L is currently maintained by Charles Rathbone. Web hosting is courtesy of Stacy Anderson.

In its early years, TAXI-L supported a companion discussion group which, for a variety of reasons, was dissolved in mid-2001. Shortly thereafter, the participants formed a new discussion group, known as Taxi-List, that replaced the TAXI-L discussion group. It is now an open, public discussion group operating within the framework of the Yahoo discussion groups. For more information about the Taxi-List discussion group, click on: groups.yahoo.com/group/Taxi-List/