Always Yellow Cab: The user always picks a Yellow Cab ignoring the app's output.
He was probably pulling my leg, but the result is that whenever I pick up a cab in Australia, I sit up front and throw myself zealously into conversation with the driver, terrified that otherwise he'll think I'm a stuck-up Pom.
He had picked up a cab driven by Paul Stine.
By Eugene Kinkead and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 17 , 1943 P. 13Fredric March picked up a cab at the stage door of the Plymouth Theatre the other night, and the driver recognized him as one of the leading players in "The Skin of Our Teeth".
She said that last Friday, Mr. Davis was picked up in a cab by Johnny Infante, 41, and his brother, Edgar, a cabdriver trainee, and that he robbed and shot them.
Elgin police searched the northwest side of the city for several hours before Jesse Vega, 33, of Chicago, was finally picked up by a cab driver who recognized him and notified his dispatcher, who notified police.
But on Friday, for the first time, New York City welcomed what is expected to become a transformative addition to its transportation network: the all-borough taxi, allowed to pick up passengers hailing a cab where yellow taxis rarely go.
While she was waiting on Park Avenue for me to pick her up in a cab, a well-coiffed neighbor — whose ethnic origins had been obscured by years of Upper East Side polish — asked her why she was going out to eat so late.
He fled on foot and went to the Circle K where a cab picked him up and took him to a Safeway supermarket.
After all got organized, the orders given me by R. C. Hurd were to go back and pick up my cab at the Blue Bird Office.
