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Uniformed taxicab dispatchers are available to help passengers with any questions and to assist passengers with disabilities in selecting a wheelchair accessible taxicab. If a wheelchair accessible taxicab is not available within the dispatch system, an accessible taxicab will be requested. Passengers with disabilities are encouraged to contact the taxicab dispatch office 24 hours in advance at 703-417-4333 to make pre-arrangements to ensure these services are available when needed.

If you have a question or comment about your taxicab service, please forward the number of the taxi operator's permit with a copy of your receipt along with the relevant information and your day-time telephone number to:

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You can buy scrip either by mail or in person at Metro's Customer Services Office in the King Street Center building. Most taxi companies accept taxi scrip, but you should always check when you call to request a cab. At the end of your taxi trip, you pay the driver the meter fare using taxi scrip instead of money. You do not need to use the scrip the same month you buy it; however, please note that unused scrip cannot be returned for a refund.

The 2023 permitting application fee will cost $250 and will allow that taxi provider to stage in an authorized location that passengers will be directed to when they arrive and are looking for available taxis.

Taxicabs are readily available and provide service to the Philadelphia metro area and surrounding counties. Check with your taxicab company of choice for more information on fares and destinations served.

This map provides an overview guide on where to find on-site car rental agencies, public transportation buses, airport transit services, or where to pick up taxicabs, ridesharing app services, limousines, or shuttles.Pick-ups and Drop-offsThe passenger pick-up and drop-off loading zone is located at the curb directly in front of the Terminal. This area is intended for quick pick-up/drop-off. Unattended vehicles in this loading zone will be cited.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) offers both Flat Rate Taxis and Metered Taxis. Metered taxi's charge per mile/time and can be identified with a three digit vehicle number and are painted a single color. Flat rate taxi's offer a flat rate based off zip code and use a four digit vehicle number and are painted in two colors.

Wheelchair Accessible Vans and 11- seat passenger vans are also available for your convenience. For any questions regarding taxi operations please call (206) 432-9030 to speak with ABM our taxi curbside management team or see the on-site ABM staff.

On-demand taxi service is provided by the Sacramento Independent Taxi Owners Association (SITOA) by contract. This contract ensures the availability of cars and the quality of equipment and service provided. While several companies are members of the association, all cars are white, carry airport branding and are required to maintain levels of customer service and cleanliness.

No reservations are necessary for taxi service. Simply follow the signs for Ground Transportation or Taxi to the lower level of the Terminal, DOWN the ramp to Door 2 or Door 6). A customer service representative is available 24-hours a day.

Most kayakers planning their own trip access the park via a water taxi or charter boat from Seward and get dropped off in Aialik Bay, Northwestern Lagoon or Bear Glacier Lagoon. Most water taxi operators can also assist in the drop off/pick up aspects of trip planning. While most commercial entities operating in the park are required to have a commercial use authorization (CUA), many water taxi services actually operate outside of park boundaries (i.e. below the mean high-tide line), so are not required to have a CUA.

The following water taxi services, operating out of Seward, provide access to many areas of the park or Resurrection Bay. This list is not comprehensive and is provided as a service to our visitors. Local businesses are welcome to email us to have their information added.

This program provides discounted taxicab fares to qualified individuals, age 60 and older, and persons of any age with a permanent disability through coupon booklets that are accepted by all taxicab companies in Clark County.

The City of River Falls has received State and Federal grant dollars to help fund a shared-ride taxi program. This taxi service is open to anyone and covers the area within the City of River Falls as well as five miles outside the city limits.

In addition to the on demand service available at each terminal, taxis are available on a pre-arranged basis. Please contact the company of your choice to schedule reservations. Pre-arranged vehicles pick-up are located at Terminal A, Stop 3 and Terminal B, Stop 11.

The Suffolk County Taxi & Limousine Commission (SCTLC) strives to achieve two main goals to better protect that system. First, to guard against the dangers posed to residents by unsafe operation of taxicabs, limousines and livery vehicles, and second, to protect the free commerce of for-hire vehicle operators.

The Town regulates taxi fares through a Zone System." This system includes a maximum fare that can be charged, allows taxis to charge $4.00 for passengers above four people, and utilizes an average rate of $3.15 per mile.

Monterey-Salinas Transit (MST) offers a taxi voucher program to assist seniors, persons with disabilities, and veterans in accessing important locations within their community. There are three categories of vouchers each with their own eligibility requirementes: seniors, persons with disabilities, and veterans.

1. Once succesfully enrolled in the program, a limited number of vouchers and a customer ID number are issued to the customer. For the vouchers to be valid and accepted by a TACT certified taxi driver, the customer must fill out the voucher completely with their name, customer ID number, and signature (see sample voucher below). Customers are required to pay a $3.00 co-pay with each voucher.

2. The customer may contact one of the participating taxicab companies listed below to schedule a ride. Once the taxicab arrives, the customer must provide the $3.00 co-pay, a voucher and a valid ID. With the voucher and $3.00 co-pay, a customer can travel the equivalent of up to a meter reading of $17.00. Each voucher and the $3.00 co-pay is only valid for a one-way trip. Customers are responsible to pay any cost above the $17.00 meter reading. Taxi sharing is encouraged, with only one taxi voucher required for a shared ride.

All taxi drivers accepting vouchers are required to be certified by MST's Taxi ADA Certification Training. Details can be found here. To schedule a ride, please call one of the following authorized taxi providers, and let them know of your intent to use a MST Taxi Voucher:

Taxi vouchers are valid for use within one of the two areas listed below. The taxi voucher trip must originate and terminate within only one of these two areas:

Area 1: Anywhere within the city limits of Salinas

Area 2: Anywhere within the city limits of Carmel, Carmel Valley, Del Rey Oaks, Marina, Monterey, Pacific Grove, Pebble Beach, Sand City, or Seaside.

The customer may not offer, and the taxi driver may not accept, more than one voucher per one-way trip. If you have a customer service complaint related to the use of a taxi voucher, please call MST customer serivce at 1-888-678-2871. MST will report all violations to the Regional Taxi Authority for disciplinary action.

Access-A-Ride (AAR) takes service-related complaints from their customers. These complaints include a long wait for a TLC taxi that was arranged by Access-A-Ride. To make a complaint about Access-A-Ride service, visit the Access-A-Ride page.

The coupons are valid for use only with taxicabs that are licensed by the City of Cambridge. For information on registration for the Coupon Program contact CCPD at 617-349-4692 or the COA at 617-349-6220

DAYTON, Ohio -- The C-141 "Hanoi Taxi" taxis past the National Museum of the United States Air Force after its final flight on May 6, 2006. The "Hanoi Taxi" was the first aircraft to return Vietnam prisoners of war to the United States on Feb. 12, 1973. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jeff Fisher)

The Solano County Intercity Taxi ( ITX) Card program can be used by Qualified ADA (Americans with Disability Act) certified individuals to pay for taxi fare. Also, any Solano County Veteran (ambulatory and non-ambulatory) can use the program to get to Solano County Medical Facilities, Travis AFB, the Martinez VA clinic, the Hume Center and Med Evals/QTR Assessment Center in Concord.

The ITX is issued on a pre-paid PEX debit card. You can use this card like a credit card to pay for taxi rides between transit service areas, but not in your local city (except Benicia, Vallejo, and Suisun City). Eligible members may purchase $100 of taxi card funds for $40 or $20 for low-income certified individuals. To qualify for the low income discount, please fill out the income verification form and email it to Solanomobility@sta.ca.gov or mail it to Solano Mobility, 423 Main Street, Suisun City, CA 94585-2413 .

The taxi vans are wheelchair accessible. The service is curb to curb only. Persons must give notice at the time the reservation is made should they need curbside assistance from the driver so extra time can be allotted.

A taxicab is a motor vehicle equipped to carry less than 15 passengers, that engages in transporting passengers for hire, that has a Class C Taxi Certificate issued by the South Carolina Office of Regulatory Staff, that operates on any public street, road or highway in the City of Charleston on call or demand, accepting or soliciting passengers indiscriminately for hire between such points along such street, road or highway as may be directed by the passenger so being transported, and which remuneration is determined on a per trip basis. Taxicabs are required to operate with taxi license plates. 17dc91bb1f