It may not be a universal taxi color, but the association between yellow and taxicabs is a long one-and in NYC the color is mandated by law. Not all cabs are yellow - London’s iconic ones are ...

The YELLOW CAB CO. became Cleveland's major taxicab service after receiving a monopoly within the city from city council in 1934. A Yellow Cab Co. was organized in Cleveland as early as 1923, ...

For the past 60 years, 577-6565 was the go-to number for anyone wanting to catch a ride in a yellow cab. While the Yellow Cab Co. shut down operations April 30, the number lives on, now redirecting ...

New York City residents will soon be able to order a yellow cab through Uber. Beginning this summer, Uber will begin listing all taxis on its app, a spokesperson for the company confirmed, following ...

It’s easy to take yellow cabs for granted. Taxis are ubiquitous in the city, moving 500,000 New Yorkers, tourists and business travelers daily. But what do they really contribute to the local and ...

The reign of the yellow cab may be coming to an end. Though still an icon of the city, the actual number of yellow taxis on the road is dwindling, having lost “significant ground” to a burgeoning ...

In our NYC Fun Facts column, we’ve been exploring elements of New York City that are common, even symbolic, yet often overlooked in terms of how they came to exist. We’ve already covered the stories ...

According to a recent Regular Car Reviews video, only ten NYC Taxi-spec Ford Crown Victorias are operating in the city as of mid-2022. By this time next year, that number will likely be zero.