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In an effort to improve it services, Dubai Taxi Corporation at the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) announced that it will hire drivers for its vehicles based on the commission system, requiring that candidates pass a commissioning exam.
Read More →Nissan detailed its updates to its 2014 model-year product line, including a number of vehicles used in fleets, including the 2014-MY Frontier, Nissan NV Cargo, Nissan NV Passenger, and Nissan NV200 Taxi.
Read More →Taxi drivers in Mexico have been going electric for several months, soon those in Mexico who want to drive a 100 percent pure electric car will be able to buy the Nissan LEAF. The company said it is working to increase the electric vehicle charging infrastructure .
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BraunAbility has installed a rear-entry ramp and a new restraint system that’s designed to secure a wheelchair in the NV200 Taxi. Nissan is now calling this van model the Nissan Mobility Taxi.
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BYD Ltd and Praco Didacol, BYD’s Colombian distribution partner, has launched the first South American, all-electric taxi fleet.
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The Transit Connect Taxi upfitted by MobilityWorks Commercial features a rear wheelchair ramp, which helps keep passengers out of traffic, and a short, lowered ramp that’s designed to allow passengers to quickly enter and exit the vehicle.
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The New York Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) has approved the Nissan NV200 as the official “Taxi of Tomorrow” for New York City, according to Nissan, after a delay over requirements to make the vehicle wheelchair accessible.
Read More →BALTIMORE – Veolia Transportation is adding more than 50 propane-powered cabs to its Checker and Yellow Cab fleets in Baltimore and using its own propane fueling station to fuel the vehicles.
Read More →BALTIMORE - The company plans to convert 50 Checker Yellow taxis in Baltimore by the end of 2012, and a total of 250 more taxis in Pittsburgh, Jacksonville, Fla., and Denver.
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NEW YORK – New York City’s Comptroller John C. Liu said he would reject the contract that would make Nissan’s NV200 the “Taxi of Tomorrow” until the city’s entire taxi fleet makes its cabs wheelchair accessible.
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