Technology that reduces energy consumption and informs consumers about sustainable products should be used to make improvements to urban infrastructure, Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor...
The District of Columbia Taxicab Commission delayed Jan. 24 the adoption of rules that would require all taxicabs to accept non-cash payments by March 30.
According to Public Information Officer Neville...
The installation of credit card meters with GPS tracking devices in all District taxis, a centerpiece of Mayor Vincent Gray’s 2010 election campaign, has been postponed indefinitely following a contract...
A proposed $0.66-per-mile fare increase for D.C. taxicabs could take effect within the next month.
The proposal was first submitted in December. It was amended earlier this month and is now being...
by Michelle Cassidy
This week, the Washington City Paper pulled a particularly ambitious stunt when they attempted to answer the "most nagging questions about life in the District." Well color us impressed,...
by Martin Hussey
D.C. may be on the verge of major changes to its taxi infrastructure. The city will soon increase fares, as The Hoya reported last month, and new regulations may force taxi drivers...
Taxi fares in the District could rise by as much as 83 percent if a rate increase proposal is approved by the D.C. Taxicab Commission later this month.
The commission held a hearing Tuesday to debate...
Traveling around the District may soon become more expensive, after Mayor Vincent Gray proposed the repeal of the $19 price ceiling on D.C. taxi rides last month.
Taxicab Commission Chairman Leon Swain...
