TAXI ZONE

Things to Consider when Purchasing a Taxi CCTV System

2011-08-16T04:12:00.000-07:00

Author: Exeros Tech

What's the best type of Taxi CCTV System to buy?

OK, so you have decided that you want to install a taxi CCTV system but are unsure which system will best suit your requirements. There are a few taxi CCTV systems available today and these systems have a wide variety of features. So what should you be looking for?

Below are some of the major considerations before implementing taxi CCTV

Identify what budget you have at your disposal

Briefly outline the proposed use of the taxi CCTV system (will it be used to just monitor passengers to enhance driver safety or do you also want to monitor the road in case of a road accident)

Work out who is going to be responsible for being the data controller (in some areas the local authority with have preference over this)

Detail any specific characteristics (size, make & model) of your taxi / taxis

Evaluate an approximate length of recording time that you require

Once these considerations have been looked at you can decide whether you want a one camera, two camera or four camera taxi CCTV system. Typically, a one camera (or channel) system that doesn't provide GPS data or live vehicle tracking will be the most cost-effective type of system to go for. However, for added taxi safety it is recommended to have at least two taxi cameras. The second camera or other cameras can then be used to further protect your taxi. A good example is to have one taxi camera facing the cabin and one taxi camera facing the road, this means that if your taxi is involved in a road accident that you have strong and impartial evidential data to support any claim that you may make. In taxis with a screen partitioning (especially those where passengers face in opposite directions) you may also want taxi cameras to point in different directions inside the taxi. This will ensure that all passengers are recorded at all times.

Live vehicle tracking and GPS data are also features worth considering when purchasing a taxi CCTV system. These additional features further enhance the safety of your taxi / taxis and for larger fleets provide instant feedback for fleet managers. The GPS data also further validates your evidence in the event of a road accident or incident with a passenger.

It is often a good idea to go for a taxi CCTV system that offers a panic button feature, which triggers recordings within the taxi. This helps to extend the length of your recordings and means that recordings of passengers are only created in the event of something happening.

So as you can see there a few considerations to evaluate before purchasing a taxi CCTV system and it is often a good idea to speak to a professional before you purchase and arrange to have a taxi CCTV system fitted.

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About the Author

Exeros Technologies are online at exeros-technologies.com. Exeros Technologies are car camera and vehicle CCTV specialists who conduct reserach into car and vehicle camera technology and provide the latest innovations across the market. View a high quality range of car cameras and taxi cctv systems and get up-to-date expert advice

All About New York City Taxis

2011-08-15T19:29:00.000-07:00

Author: annalily369

Most reliable and accessible way of travelling and moving in New York City is via taxis. Taxis are most affordable when it is a crowd or group of people who have to travel from time to time. The best incentive provided by taxis is they save time and take you direct to your destination.

The article aims to make you maximum information about rides in New York taxis.

Most people have this idea that stopping taxis is quite easy whereas when faced to do it, they are amazed. The trick is much more difficult to perform. You should know what the headlights on a cab indicate according to New York rules. If just the middle part of it is lighted, this means the cab is available to serve you. In case, the mid part I alighted along with side lamps, then the cab is not serving. In case none of the numbers on top of the taxis is lit then it is an indication that the cab is already transporting passengers to their destination.

Other interesting facts regarding taxi system in New York are that during rains, you will not find the cabs easily so it is more advisable that you avail the subway service. You cannot pre-book a taxi in New York; here you can hail the cab only at the run time or contact cab/livery services.

It is also beneficial to know all about the wages system of taxis in New York. There is no extra charge for baggage or passenger surcharge, $2.50 is the lowest taxi fare. The cab will charge you additional fare as $0.40 per 1.5 mile at speed above or equal to 6mph.In New York, the fares are maximum during hours 4-8pm on weekdays. During the journey, any toll or metered fare is to be paid by the passenger. In New York, most of the cabs also accept credit cards but this process is usually slower than cash payments.

If you find yourself paired with an irritating and obnoxious taxi driver than remember to note his medallion number and give a ring at 311. You will find him changing into an amiable and friendly driver within seconds!

Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/cruising-articles/all-about-new-york-city-taxis-4469493.html

About the Author

Anna Lily is the resource writer for Newyork-Limousine. A website dedicated to provide you information about the Best New York limousine Services.

Get More Taxi Work

2011-08-15T19:02:00.000-07:00

Author: John Edwards

Whilst many taxi companies have embraced this change over the past 10 years to get more taxi work it is still clear that many have not and still rely on the more traditional forms of advertising. At Taxi Bookings Online we still think that this is important; however, no taxi company can afford in this modern day and age to ignore the commercial opportunities for more taxi work from the internet and Google search in particular.

Taxi Bookings Online owes its origins to the taxi trade with its MD having spent 15 years working in the industry; we therefore know how the internet can help your taxi business.

So what is Taxi Bookings Online? After years of research and consultation with the trade we believe that we can provide any taxi company up and down the country with an easy way by which to maximise the potential of the internet for their business. What just a website? No, our 'system' ensures that the website we set up for you can be edited by you too to ensure that you are in full control 100of the time in terms of prices, destinations, car choices and much, much more.

At Taxi Bookings Online we understand that in this highly competitive market place having a website is simply not enough. To be found on the web and to derive more taxi jobs from your site requires expertise in search engine optimisation and web design – skills which we have developed over many years. The most beautiful website in the world is not enough for you if you don't get conversions [or bookings] from it!

So how do you get me more taxi jobs then? By opting to work with Taxi Bookings Online in your area you will be the only taxi operator who has a uniquely optimised site for your area, access to our unique quote and booking system which is both simple to use and optimised for maximum conversions, and with full back end control you will be able to decide upon prices/special offers at the simple touch of a button. In addition to this Taxi Bookings Online will provide you with a carefully optimised Google Adwords account and Google Maps submission to ensure that you 'dominate' the Google rankings in your local town or area. By possessing such a strong local web presence Taxi Bookings Online will place your taxi business in a fantastic position to enjoy a consistent stream of new taxi jobs, more airport jobs and lucrative long distance work.

What else can your 'system' do?

Once a customer books a taxi job through your website the customer will receive automated confirmation emails and you will be able to assign work to your drivers listed on ther system at the touch of a button, once again sending an automated email to your drivers. This saves you time and money! A mini-despatch system for the price of a standard website!

At Taxi Bookings Online we believe that there is nothing else available today that can help your local taxi business build up a presence on the internet and assist you with making your taxi business more efficient. Some of the other benefits include:

Account login facility for your regular or account customers – offer separate discount rates for them once they log in [great for PA\'s, travel agents and other VIP customers!].

Incentivise customers to become 'members' or account holders by offering discounts – great for collecting customer emails for future email marketing opportunities.

Use our system to remind you of when your drivers need to update their taxi/PH details like insurance/MoT/licence details.

Enable your customer service staff to be able to quickly draw down quotes by using the simple online quote and booking engine – no more under quoted work!

Post jobs taken over the phone onto the system too and provide customers with automated emails.

Complete control over prices, popular destinations, car types

Complete control over how and when you will accept online bookings, price uplift times, Christmas charges, etc

Congestion charge modules means that if your taxi business is located near to a town or city with congestion charges then the Taxi Bookings Online system can manage this for you! [Great if you are located just outside London and are not PCO licensed]

Reporting features enable you to draw down driver takings, monthly job records, and popular destination reports all at the touch of a button!

Full PayPal integration and your taxi company keep 100of the fare!

With prices for the Taxi Bookings Online system starting from as low as £22.78 per week excl VAT this really is a package that your local taxi company should not miss out on!

This is great system for taxi companies throughout the UK. With only one operator per area hurry today to secure the best website and taxi management system available for your taxi business and start to get more taxi work!

Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/small-business-articles/get-more-taxi-work-4864285.html

About the Author

Taxi Bookings Online are the premier provider of professionally optimised websites and information systems for the taxi and Private Hire trade providing more taxi work and jobs for taxi companies across the UK.

A Beginner's Guide to Taking a Taxi

2011-08-15T18:44:00.000-07:00

Author: JohnGib

However, if you've never traveled by taxi before, you might have a lot of questions and fears about the norms, protocols and general guidelines for what to expect.

Here are some tips, tricks and general advice on why taxis are a great way to travel, what it's like to take a taxi and how to avoid getting ripped off by sneaky cab drivers.

Finding a taxi

The first thing you need to know how to do is find a taxi. Luckily, this practice is pretty similar in most parts of the world, where you can simply stick your hand out and hail one on the street. Most taxis have a light in their front windshields that indicates they are free to pick up new passengers. You might also notice some taxis slowing down or honking at pedestrians trying to offer a lift, which is another telltale sign that a taxi is free. If a taxi flies past you, ignoring your hand wave, it's possible that it already has a passenger or is on a shift change, which usually happens in most cities at some point during the day.

Every place has a different style of hailing a taxi. In some places, the locals wildly wave their hands, others stick their arms straight up in the air and flap their hands up and down, and in some places you simply hold your hand out near your waist to indicate a hail. Look for other people on the street who might be hailing taxis and copy their technique.

In airports, train and bus stations, there are usually taxi ranks, where a line is formed and people get a taxi on a first-come first-served basis. Arriving to a new airport or station, look for signs that show a car or say 'taxi' to find the rank.

Knowing your way

The next trick to taking a taxi is knowing your way before you get in. Perhaps this seems unreasonable; after all, you are paying the taxi driver to get you there safely. Nonetheless, it is foolish to blindly trust anyone in a strange city, even a taxi driver. Like with anything, there are trustworthy and extremely wonderful taxi drivers out there, as well as jerks just out to rip you off.

Before you get into your taxi, you want to have a few bits of information on hand. First of all, what is your destination? And I'm not talking a general name of a business, but an actual street address. You should also know what area of town or which neighborhood you're heading to and the general direction you're expecting to go. To learn this, study some maps. Whereabouts in the city is your destination located? Are there any major landmarks, such as a river, skyscraper, park or museum that you should pass on the way?

If you feel extremely uneasy, have a map of the city handy inside the cab and follow your route to make sure you're heading the right way. This can be especially useful in cities where a language barrier prevents you from communicating very well with your taxi driver.

Meters, tipping and payment

Most registered, legal taxis run on a meter system that tracks your mileage and calculates the total owed automatically. Avoid taxis that don't run on meters and avoid touts or salesmen in unfamiliar stations or airports who try to lure you to their taxis - look for the official taxi rank instead.

In a lot of places, tipping a taxi driver is not necessary, as drivers are paid a regular hourly wage or salary and don't rely on tips to earn their living. Read up on your destination beforehand to find out if tipping is the norm. When in doubt, simply pay the fare on the meter and expect full change.

If you believe you are being driven off course or taken 'for a ride', look around inside the taxi, as many cities and/or cab companies offer help lines for passengers that are being scammed or ripped off. Also, the fares are usually sign posted on the windows of the taxi, so check to make sure that the meter fare matches the quoted fare on the window.

Communication

The easiest place to be taken advantage of is in a strange city where you don't speak the language, but that does not necessarily guarantee that you will be taken advantage of. When in a foreign city where you don't speak the language, collect business cards from your hotel or possible destinations to show taxi drivers where you're headed. Keep phone numbers on hand in case you need someone to translate for a taxi driver and have a hotel receptionist or English-speaker write down your destination in the local language to show a taxi driver.

Most hotels and hostels also offer information on what the typical fare should be to a destination. Likewise, you can often find the general taxi fares to and from the city on most airport websites under 'Ground Transportation'.

Types of taxis

Taxis around the world come in all shapes and sizes. Typical taxis are small sedans in uniform colors, often with a lighted sign on top that reads 'Taxi' or the local linguistic equivalent. However, depending on where you are, taxis might also be small trucks, tiny vans, three-wheel carts, horse-drawn carriages, boats or even bicycle taxis (known also as rickshaws or pedicabs). Typically, fares for these types of small and unusual taxis is less than you would normally pay in a sedan taxi, but more than a public bus.

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About the Author: JohnGib

Movies: Taxi (Fr.) 1998-2007

2011-04-10T15:43:00.000-07:00

TAXI (FRENCH) - Taxi is a series of four movies which became one of the France's most successful movie franchises grossing $200 million worldwide and 23 million admissions in France alone. The 1998 movie Taxi directed by Gérard Pirès, starred Samy Naceri as a Marseille taxi driver who aspires to be a race car driver. He eludes police with his extremely customized high performance taxi cab. The original movie was very successful and spun off a number of sequels: Taxi 2 (2000), Taxi 3 (2003), and Taxi 4 (2007). An American remake (Taxi 2004) was produced in 2004.

VIDEO #1 - TAXi 1 - Trailer

VIDEO #2 - TAXi 2 Trailer

VIDEO #3 - TAXi 3 Trailer

VIDEO #4 - TAXi 4 Trailer

Company Profile: Veterans Cab

2011-01-03T03:06:00.000-08:00

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA - The Veterans Cab Association was founded in 1947. It is Richmond, Virginia's largest taxi company. Veterans Cab also operates a courier service and a charter bus service. The song in the following video was written and performed by one of their drivers. He says: "I was inspired to write this song after driving the night shift in Richmond,Va entertaining customers with rap beatbox"

VIDEO - Cabbie Song Video

Find more Virginia Taxi Cab Services

Accessibilty: Metro Taxi

2011-01-02T21:00:00.000-08:00

NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT - Metro Taxi of New Haven, Connecticut began operations in 1987 with 14 cars. Today it has a fleet of 161 including a hybrid SUV and wheelchair accessible vans. The accessible vans were introduced in 2009 when Metro Taxi launched MetroAccess: Connecticut's first wheelchair-accessible taxi service. The initiative proved successful and a year later Metro Taxi added 3 more accessible vans to it's fleet. And now together in partnership with the Greater New Haven Transit District, Metro Taxi has now made it more affordable (50% discount) for the disabled to take the taxi with the launch of the new Freedom Voucher Program. Michelle Duprey, Director of the City of New Haven's Department of Services for Persons with Disabilities says MetroAccess has helped make New Haven become more integrated.

VIDEO: New MetroAccess Taxis

Find more Connecticut Taxi Cab Services

Cartoon: Traffic Troubles

2011-01-02T10:07:00.000-08:00

TRAFFIC TROUBLES - Traffic Troubles is a 1931 animated short produced by Walt Disney for Columbia Pictures. Walt Disney does the voice of Mickey Mouse.
The cartoon was inspired by an actual ride in a taxi he experienced.
Walt Disney does the voice of Mickey Mouse.
Traffic Troubles
begins with Mickey, as taxi driver taking Percy Pigg down a very bumpy street and Percy is eventually bounced right out of the cab. His next fare is Minnie Mouse. They run into Peg Leg Pete and more "traffic troubles" follow.

VIDEO - Mickey Mouse - Traffic Troubles (1931)

See also: Taxi-Turvy (Popeye the Sailor)

South Africa Taxi Cab Services

2010-12-31T00:13:00.000-08:00

Links to taxi cab services available in the country of South Africa.

Cape Town - Grab a Cab - Cape Town & area, tours available
Cape Town - Rikkis - Cape Town
Cape Town - EBR Taxis -
Cape Town - Excite Taxis - Cape Town
Cape Town - Sport Taxi - Cape Town, Kirstenbosch

Cape Town - SACAB - W/C accessible cabs

Durban - Coastal Cabs - Durban

Durban - Eagle Taxi Cabs - Durban

Durban - Izzy Cabs - Durban

Durban - Metro Cabs - Durban, tours available

Durban - Mozzie Cabs - Durban

Durban - Pro Cabs - Durban

Durban - U-Cabs - Umhlanga, Durban

Durban - Zippy Cabs - Durban

Garden Route - SACAB - W/C accessible cabs

Johannesburg - Cabs For Women - Driven by & for women, northern suburbs

Johannesburg - Dialalift Taxi/Cab - North Eastern Suburbs

Johannesburg - Green Planet Cabs - Hybrid vehicles

Johannesburg - Rose Taxi - Johannesburg

Johannesburg - London Cabs - W/C accessible cabs, limo service available

Johannesburg - SACAB - W/C accessible cabs

Johannesburg - United Executive Cabs - Johannesburg

Port Elizabeth - Hurter Cabs - Port Elizabeth

Port Elizabeth - King Cab - Port Elizabeth, St. Francis Bay

Pretoria - London Cabs - W/C accessible cabs, limo service available

Pretoria - Pretoria Taxi - Pretoria and area

Pretoria - SACAB - W/C accessible cabs

Music: "Cab" by Train

2010-12-24T10:23:00.000-08:00

CAB - The song "Cab" is from the 2005 album For Me, It's You by the band Train. Written and sung by Train's frontman Pat Monahan, Cab was written after his divorce. He used the idea of being the only taxi in Manhattan as a metaphor for the loneliness and isolation he felt after the breakup. Cab reached #9 on Billboard's Hot Adult Top 40 in 2005.

VIDEO - "Cab" by Train

The song "Cab" is available on Amazon

Company Profile: Across Town Cab

2010-12-22T22:16:00.000-08:00

ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN - Debbie Rogalski and Doug Armour started Across Town Cab in 2009. Doug had already been driving taxi. He loved the business, but wanted something of his own. So, beginning with just one cab they started Across Town Cab. To learn more see Catching a Cab: How an Ann Arbor Taxi Company Thrives Even in This Recession and Across Town Cab: Small Business Review. You can also find them on Facebook.

VIDEO - Across Town with Doug & Debbie

Music: Black Cab Sessions

2010-12-22T08:34:00.000-08:00

BLACK CAB SESSIONS - The motto of Black Cab Sessions is "one song, one take, one cab". It is a series of one-song performances by musicians filmed riding in the back of a London Black Cab. Produced by Just So Films, they range from veteran performers like Brian Wilson, to the group featured in the following video: Death Cab For Cutie.

VIDEO - The Black Cab Sessions

The song "No Sunlight" is available from Amazon

How to Take a Cab in New York City

2010-12-17T23:21:00.000-08:00

NEW YORK CITY - NYC's over 10,000 Yellow Cabs are as much a symbol of the city as San Francisco's street cars or London's double-decker buses. In a large high density urban area like Manhattan, taxis play an important role in the Big Apple. The following video provides info on the ins and outs of taking a cab. One tip that new comers may not realize is that only official Yellow Cabs are allowed to pick-up fares that hail them from the street in Manhattan. Other taxis or private car services are not legally allowed to do so.

VIDEO - How to Take a Cab in New York City

Cartoon: Taxi-Turvy

2010-12-12T18:45:00.000-08:00

TAXI-TURVY - In Taxi-Turvy Popeye and Bluto are rival taxi drivers. Popeye is in an old jalopy, while Bluto is in a sleek new 1950's era cab. They compete for fares, and of course one in particular: Olive. Mayhem ensues
but Popeye eventually wins the day and Olive too, all with the meter still running.
Taxi-Turvy
was produced in 1954. Animation by Tom Johnson and Frank Endres. Music by Winston Sharples. It is available from Amazon as part of the Popeye the Sailor Vintage Collector's Edition (1930-1960) - 2 DVD Set.

VIDEO - Cartoon-Popeye-Taxi-Turvy (1954)

See also Traffic Troubles (Mickey Mouse)

Taxi Tours: Ultimate Taxi

2010-12-08T17:58:00.000-08:00

ASPEN, COLORADO - Back in 1984, Jon Barnes began transporting tourists around Aspen, Colorado in his 1978 Checker Cab. During that time he experimented with all sorts of electronic gadgets, lights, and musical instruments to make his job more fun for both himself and his passengers. In 1990 he went independent, he purchased the vintage Checker and transformed it into the Ultimate Taxi. Customers can wear 3-D glasses to watch a laser light show, while listening and singing along to an eclectic soundtrack, and have Jon play along as dry ice creates a fog on the floor. He set out to make it the "craziest" taxi in the world, and it may well be. On the Ultimate Taxi website you can see pictures of some of the happy customers (many of them famous), as well as videos from various news sources that have come to Aspen to experience the "world's only musical comedy taxi theatre night club". The Ultimate Taxi usually operates in the evening when it's dark. When Jon is on the road you can watch live by streaming webcam (see below). For more information you can download the mp3 & pdf transcript of a 1 hour interview of Jon Barnes by Michael Senhoff called: Marketing Lessons From a Colorado Taxi Driver. It is also available as a podcast on iTunes.

VIDEO - Ultimate Taxi - Aspen Co.

LIVE WEBCAM - The Ultimate Taxi - Aspen, Colorado

Texas Taxi Cab Services

2010-12-01T14:29:00.001-08:00

Abilene - Abi Taxi - Abilene

Austin - Austin Cab Co. - Austin

Austin - Lone Star Cab - Austin

Austin - North Austin Taxi - North Austin

Austin - Taxi VIP - Austin, Williamson County

Austin - Yellow Cab - Austin, W/C accessible vans available

Carrollton - Carrolton Taxicab - Carrollton, Addison, Lewisville, North Dallas

Cedar Park - Cedar Park Taxi - Cedar Park, Leander, Jonestown, Lago Vista

Clear Lake - 24 Hour Airport Taxi - Clear Lake

Copperas Cove - Cove Taxi - Copperas Cove, W/C accessible vans available

Dallas/Ft. Worth - Alamo Cab - Dallas/Ft. Worth

Dallas/Ft. Worth - Cowboy Cab - Dallas/Ft. Worth, Plano, Frisco, Addison,

Dallas/Ft. Worth - Dallas Taxi - Dallas/Ft. Worth

Dallas/Ft. Worth - DFW Airport Taxi - Dallas/ Ft. Worth, limo services available

Dallas/Ft. Worth - DFW Quick Taxi - Dallas/Ft. Worth

Dallas/Ft. Worth - Executive Taxi - Dallas/ Ft. Worth

Dallas/Ft. Worth - Frisco Yellow Cab - Dallas/Ft. Worth, Frisco, Plano, Irving

Dallas/Ft. Worth - Top-Notch Taxis - Dallas/Ft. Worth

Dallas/Ft. Worth - Yellow Cab - Dallas, Ft. Worth, Frisco, Plano, Irving, Richardson

El Paso - United Independent Cab - El Paso

Galveston - Yellow Cab - Galveston, W/C accessible vans available

Houston - 24 Hour Airport Taxi - Houston

Houston - A1 Houston Taxi - Houston, limo service available

Houston - Houston Airport Taxi - Houston

Houston - Liberty Cab - Houston

Houston - My Taxi Pal - Houston

Houston - Taxis Fiesta - Houston, Pasadena

Houston - United Cab - Houston, W/C Vans available

Houston - Yellow Cab - Houston, W/C accessible vans available

Humble - Humble Taxi - Humble, Atasocita, Kingwood, Sumerwood

McKinney - Taxi Now - Collin County

New Braunfels - Aloha Taxi - New Braunfels, Buda, San Marcos

New Braunfels - Tony's Taxi - New Braunfels

Pasadena - 24 Hour Airport Taxi - Pasadena

Pasadena - Pasadena Taxi - Pasadena

Pearland - 24 Hour Airport Taxi - Pearland

Plano - Collin Texas Taxi - North Dallas Area

Plano - Plano Discount Taxi - Collin County

Rosenberg - Rose Rich Taxi - Rosenberg, Richmond

Round Rock - Ace Taxi - Round Rock

Round Rock - A Cheap Taxi - Round Rock, Pflugerville, Hutto, Geogrgetown

San Antonio - AAA Taxi - San Antonio

San Antonio - National Cab - San Antonio

San Antonio - San Antonio Taxi - San Antonio

San Antonio - San Antonio Wheelchair Taxi - W/C accessible vans

San Antonio - Yellow Cab - San Antonio. W/C accessible vans available

Wichita Falls - Skylark Taxi - Wichita Falls

Tennessee

2010-12-01T14:28:00.002-08:00

Nashville - American Music City Taxi - Nashville. Wheelchair Accessible

Clarksville - Trans City Cab - Clarksville, and parts of Alabama

South Dakota

2010-12-01T14:28:00.001-08:00

Black Hills - Dakota Taxi - Rapid City, Sturgis, Deadwood, Spearfish, Sundance

Rhode Island

2010-12-01T14:27:00.001-08:00

Oklahoma

2010-12-01T14:25:00.003-08:00

Nevada

2010-12-01T14:24:00.001-08:00

New Mexico

2010-12-01T14:23:00.003-08:00

New Hampshire

2010-12-01T14:22:00.002-08:00

Nebraska

2010-12-01T14:22:00.001-08:00

North Dakota

2010-12-01T14:21:00.004-08:00