Sentence examples for taxi technology from inspiring English sources

Q: What do you think of Uber, the new taxi technology?

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has said he will not change course on the taxi technology, and City Hall officials said that they were not negotiating with Ms. Desai.

Indian consumers, for their part, think it is wonderful: compare the average Delhi taxi (technology circa 1955) with a new, air-conditioned version, courtesy of foreign investors.And the macroeconomic picture?

Hailo and the TLC banded together, standing shoulder to shoulder in court, to ensure that the future stays on the streets and New York's riding public and Yellow Taxi drivers will continue to enjoy the latest taxi technology.

Along with our union's efforts to promote sound environmental policy, pilots also make our commitment clear in the cockpit, through single-engine taxiing, technology-enhanced departure and arrival procedures, and other emission-cutting flight operations.

But passengers seeking it are getting some relief: the two major software providers of Taxi TV technology, Creative Mobile Technologies and VeriFone Media, have taken several steps designed for a quieter ride.

Cabulous, a San Francisco-based taxi dispatch technology startup, tells TechCrunch it has raised $8 million in new funding to scale out its service to fleets of cabs worldwide.

They rightfully distinguish between taxi operators and technology platforms, and lay down sector specific regulations for our industry.

And, in today's service-based economy, in many cases they are the infrastructure--whether it's technology, taxis, domestic work, or home care.

Verifone licenses technology to taxi vendors, including individual taxi owners and fleet owners to bring better technology into their cabs.

"Individuals can make their own choices about whether they want to get into a driverless car or taxi, but labour-saving technology will be deployed by businesses much quicker," explains Stern, whose book Raising the Floor explores the need for a universal basic income as technology replaces jobs.