Driverless rideshare service Waymo, owned by Google parent Alphabet, deployed its fleet to New York City this week to begin ...

I realize it’s been about a week since the last 375,000 mile ex-NYC taxi cross-country adventure update, and that’s on me. I apologize. I’ll just come out and tell you that the taxi made it, ...

Have camera, will travel: A Chicago taxi driver took pictures of his passengers for years. His new book is titled ‘Fares’ ...

Opinion: Yellow taxi drivers are being left behind Rideshare drivers now have access to an array of benefits, but drivers of yellow taxi cabs still do not.

A former New York City cabbie whose license was suspended more than a decade ago has been posing as a taxi driver — using his little yellow Toyota, The Post has learned.

From 1980 onwards, Ron Weideman transformed his nightshift taxi into a rolling portrait gallery, photographing an extraordinary cross-section of New York City life during a pivotal era of cultural ...

Currently, there are about 173,000 licensed for-hire drivers in the city, down from 204,000 in early 2020 before the pandemic, according to the taxi commission.

Cab riders will see a 23% increase in metered fares, the first hike since 2012, following a Tuesday vote from the city’s Taxi and Limousine Commission. Passengers will also face an increase in ...

New York City is proposing to hike yellow taxi rates and surcharges for the first time in a decade, including raising the base fare from $2.50 to $3.

Taxi medallion values peaked in 2014, where the average price for one surpassed $1 million, but after e-hail companies Uber and Lyft entered the city’s transit scene, medallion prices began to ...

For the first time in a decade, the city is planning to hike yellow taxi meter rates and surcharges to help ease pain from inflation and high gas prices that eat into the income of cabbies. “We ...