The word 'cab' is a correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a noun to refer to a taxi, or as a verb to mean to call a taxi. For example, "I'm running late, I'm going to have to cab it to the office."
A taxi driver contracted to international online cab firm Uber and detained on charges of raping a female passenger last weekend in the Indian capital Delhi is a serial sexual offender with dozens of criminal complaints registered against him, local media have claimed.
When Edgecombe showed up in a taxi at Ward's flat at 17 Wimpole Mews in Marylebone, she refused to see him and threw a £1 note out of the window for the cab fare.
A pair of $20 dress shoes bought for a wedding as the cab waited outside.
In between moans about there being "too many bleedin' foreigners" and who they had in the back of the cab once, Irish cabbies, particularly Dublin drivers, couldn't wait to tell you about their property portfolios.
Kitessa Turi, of the United Houstonian Taxi Drivers Association, said that many cab drivers in the city struggle to make a living.
Among them were accommodation in the Cairns Sofitel hotel, flights to Queensland, limousine rides and cab charges in Brisbane despite the fact that AWH's business with Sydney Water involved laying sewerage pipes in Sydney.
Another public notice will be issued tomorrow for banning all non-registered cab service providers.
Luxury cab firm Uber has been forced to apologise after a senior executive suggested the company hire a team of opposition researchers to dig up dirt on hostile journalists.
Instead the gleam faded, he sighed wearily and asked me to hail him a cab.
"It is looking exceptional this year," says William Pitts, as the torrent of golden wheat ears sweeps into the flashing blades below the cab of his combine harvester.
"Being a cab driver is one of the lowest class of jobs".
