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SFMTA takeover of Taxi Commission on track for March

Posted on December 15, 2008 by kfarr

San Francisco’s Municipal Transportation Agency absorbs the Taxi Commission in March, but SFMTA Chief Nathaniel Ford says progress will be slow.

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Illegal taxis suck, but they’re a symptom of insufficient supply, not lax enforcement.

Posted on December 27, 2007 by kfarr

A fellow SF taxi driver and blogger, the same guy or gal that posted a great map of where to find a cab in the City, posted a few pictures of a taxi operating illegally in the City during his … Continue reading →

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SFPD says 80% of taxi security cameras don’t work.

Posted on December 15, 2007 by kfarr

At the December 11 meeting of the San Francisco Taxi Commission SFPD Sergeant Reynolds admitted 80% of the time they were unable to pull images from taxi security cameras.

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Tag Archives: taxi commission

SFMTA takeover of Taxi Commission on track for March

Illegal taxis suck, but they’re a symptom of insufficient supply, not lax enforcement.

SFPD says 80% of taxi security cameras don’t work.

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