"cab booking" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the act of reserving or ordering a taxi. For example, "I just made a cab booking so I can get to the airport on time."
An increasing number of minicab companies accept web-based bookings (either through their own websites or the increasing number of online cab booking portals now available), making it particularly convenient for the overseas traveller to book a trip before even arriving in London.
We see a lot of Uber-toos in different markets today, but Ola was the first mobile app to enable cab booking online in the country.
So they've partnered with travel companies like Finnair, Carlson Wagonlit Travel and a U.K. train company called FGW to offer cab booking services to their clients.
GetTaxi, the cab booking service that recently snagged $20 million funding, has launched new websites allowing people in the cities where it operates to book cabs without needing to have a GetTaxi account (or download its app).
Over the last few years, we've realized that several categories are going online faster than ever before (e.g. e-commerce, movie tickets, cab bookings, groceries, food deliveries, local services and marketplaces).
While the digital revolution has taken hold in almost every corner of our lives, transforming everything from hailing cabs and booking holidays to shopping and dating, the health service has appeared to lag ever further behind.
Taxis are often smelly, dirty and uncomfortable but they get you from a to b. Bhavish Aggarwal, co-founder and CEO of one of the country's biggest taxi booking platforms Ola Cabs, estimates that in Bangalore there are only around 100 drivers licensed to drive luxury cars, compared with about 50,000 drivers authorised to carry passengers in medium to low-end vehicles.
In South Africa, a luxury goods company called 36Boutiques uses Amazon's service for e-commerce In India, there is an online nationwide cab-booking service called Getmecab that uses Amazon servers, though the closest ones are in Singapore.
Two year-old taxi booking startup, MyTeksi has been busy recruiting cab drivers over to its service.
Unlike many taxi-focused startups, Kabbee is not itself a cab company — but rather aggregates multiple cab services on its platform to offer users more choice when booking a cab, plus the ability to price-compare different cab services.
"The son," says Lila, who, it's clear, is as used to filling in stories as she is to crouching, squatting, and booking cabs, "sees flames coming out of the river, and mutilated people.
