Fenty Holds Firm to Taxi Meter Deadline
Mayor Adrain M. Fenty said the city will hold firm to its May 1 deadline on taxi meters, but is giving a one-month period when drivers will get warnings. After May 31st, however, it's $1,000 fines each time they are found without a meter and a risk of suspension.
By Marcia Davis |
April 22, 2008; 12:49 PM ET
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Posted by: JohnOfCharleston | April 22, 2008 5:53 PM
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So, starting May 1st, in taxis without a meter, what is the fare supposed to be? Is it based on the old zone system? The interstate rates? Or is this a tacit admission that drivers have been making up fares for ages now?