Sentence examples for cab technology from inspiring English sources

New York City is at the forefront of cab technology, but cab vision is still in its infancy.

One fish!" The drivers had a lot of beefs: with the fifty-cent M.T.A. tax ("What, we're tax collectors for guys who have pensions?"); with cab technologies, and lack thereof ("G.P.S. it's for the drunks in the back!"); with black cars taking street hails; with malfunctioning credit-card readers; with Liz Cho and Cat Greenleaf never-endingly blaring from the back-seat TV screens.

One fish!" The drivers had a lot of beefs: with the fifty-cent M.T.A. tax ("What, we're tax collectors for guys who have pensions?"); with cab technologies, and lack thereof ("G.P.S. — it's for the drunks in the back!"); with black cars taking street hails; with malfunctioning credit-card readers; with Liz Cho and Cat Greenleaf never-endingly blaring from the back-seat TV screens.

Schneider's drivers also operate state-of-the-art trucks with in-cab technology that provides Internet access and detailed directions to pick-up/delivery locations at the touch of a finger.

This thermal model is simulated using a virtual CAB (VR CAB) furnace created using virtual reality technology.

The in-cab display technologies in tractors and combines were pretty useful when they enabled the farmer to have a really good real time assessment of what was going on to avoid double spraying particular areas or make sure there weren't planting issues.

Again, Kalanick sees this as an example of the anti-competitive regulations cities adopt to protect their cab services and technology contract.

(Business Week) Apps That Hail Cabs The latest technology to hit taxicabs: apps that allow you to arrange for a pickup and pay for the ride with your mobile phone.

Many of the drivers are upset over a city requirement that cabs install new technology, including credit-card readers and G.P.S.-equipped passenger information and navigational screens, by next year.

Alexandria and Arlington cabdrivers have been working with the Tenants and Workers United, and have made headway in negotiations with cab companies about new technology to be competitive with ride-sharing services.

Even if people are still in the cab, the impact of technology could be huge.