Sentence examples for electric cab from inspiring English sources

Customers would often wait for a smoother, cleaner, more tasteful electric cab, even when a gas-powered cab was already on station.

We need exhibits such as the 1897 electric cab or the gas fridge – evidence of routes of technology not taken – as well as pieces like the bowl from Hiroshima, evidence of the scars that science and technology can leave.

Starting in 1914, the Detroit Taxicab and Transfer Company built and operated a fleet of nearly 100 electric cabs.

[Daily News, New York Post] The Taxi and Limousine Commission is expected to approve a pilot program to test six electric cabs on New York streets.

"They're getting these new electric cabs, and what if something with the new technology turns all the cabdrivers insane and they start mowing over people?

Detective Simon Ziele, the action hero in this series, is eager to point out that he has installed "the modern black and brass Strowger dial telephone" in his rooms, while his sleuthing partner, the criminologist Alistair Sinclair, stoutly declares his preference for the older, more expensive electric cabs over "the new, faster gasoline cabs".

Pidgeon would want Transport for London (TfL) to "bulk buy huge numbers" of the latest, Chinese-made, electric cabs, which will become available next year in order to keep their prices down and would "look to help drivers in terms of subsidy".

Shenzhen's traffic authority claims that electric cabs are 70percentt more energy-efficient compared to those powered by fossil fuel.

The entire fleet of electric cabs is estimated to cut carbon emissions by 856 thousand metric tons a year for Shenzhen.

I think the city of Los Angeles should work with Tesla to make a TAXI version of this new model and implement a city wide system of electric cabs. .

London's distinctive black cabs have lost a trademark battle against a company behind an electric taxi.