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RFHN8TB7–Liverpool, England - July 12, 2011: Typical british taxi cab manufactured by LTI (London Taxi International) parked in a Liverpool side street.
RMKRD1NB–A London taxi cab is attacked in the street during a taxi cab drivers' strike which took place from 31 October to 9 November. When the British Motor Cab Company took on a number of non-union members to drive the cabs, large numbers of striking drivers gathered round the company's garage and attempted to prevent the cabs from leaving. A strong force of police were on hand to protect the cabs and their drivers, and several arrests were made. Date: November 1911
RMAAFK2R–New York taxi cab view from interior in Manhattan on rainy day New York NYC USA United States of America
RMCN4GWD–Kid's size small version of a vintage Yellow New York Taxi Cab. A push bike pedal car. Cut out isolated on white background.
RF2BHHXR3–This Hanson Cab in the Shelburne Museum dates to c 1895. It is made of polychrome wood, iron, glass, patent leather, and rubber. This vehicle was named after the English architect Joseph A. Hansom, who patented the original design in 1834. The Hansom cab was the first “taxi cab” or carriage for hire in English cities and became known as the “gondola of London.” Later in the 19th century, it became popular in the United States. This one was built by Hinks & Johnson in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
RMFXA415–The first taxi cab in Liverpool, England. The first fare was 8d, the charge for one mile, and an increase of 2d for each additional quarter mile.
RF2BHHXTN–This Hanson Cab in the Shelburne Museum dates to c 1895. It is made of polychrome wood, iron, glass, patent leather, and rubber. This vehicle was named after the English architect Joseph A. Hansom, who patented the original design in 1834. The Hansom cab was the first “taxi cab” or carriage for hire in English cities and became known as the “gondola of London.” Later in the 19th century, it became popular in the United States. This one was built by Hinks & Johnson in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
RMAYR8E2–YELLOW TAXI CAB WAITING AT PEDESTRIAN CROSSING WITH VIEW TO EMPIRE STATE BUILDING IN MANHATTAN NEW YORK CITY
RMA6412R–Taxi Cab, New York City At Night With Motion Blur And Bright Lights, Times Square, New York City, USA
RMDAKJBA–Striking taxi cab drivers shout angrily at passing strikebreaking drivers on the famous Strip in downtown Las Vegas, NV.
RMC2N4KD–Interior showing headrest of a 'Pink Ladies' taxi, a private taxi cab firm for Ladies only.
RMFFNCWK–London taxi cab outside the Houses of Parliament (Palace of Westminster), Westminster, London, England, UK
RF2BHHXPX–This Hanson Cab in the Shelburne Museum dates to c 1895. It is made of polychrome wood, iron, glass, patent leather, and rubber. This vehicle was named after the English architect Joseph A. Hansom, who patented the original design in 1834. The Hansom cab was the first “taxi cab” or carriage for hire in English cities and became known as the “gondola of London.” Later in the 19th century, it became popular in the United States. This one was built by Hinks & Johnson in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
RFA640YK–Taxi Cab, New York City At Night With Motion Blur And Bright Lights, Times Square, New York City, USA
RMDAKJB3–Striking taxi cab drivers shout angrily at passing strikebreaking drivers on the famous Strip in downtown Las Vegas, NV.
RF2GE96K7–Woman in car as passenger on the backseat. Smiling female customer in taxi cab looking out the window. Happy elegant businesswoman.
RMC2N4MK–Interior showing headrest of a 'Pink Ladies' taxi, a private taxi cab firm for Ladies only.
RMJDRRNF–Antique c1922 photograph, taxi cab D.C. Auto Livery car. Location is probably in or near Mankato, Minnesota. SOURCE: ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH.
RMM529M6–Early morning taxi cab on Matsubara dori empty street in Kyoto before sunrise in autumn near Kiyomizu-dera temple. Higashiyama, Kyoto, Japan travel 20
RF2BHHXRF–This Hanson Cab in the Shelburne Museum dates to c 1895. It is made of polychrome wood, iron, glass, patent leather, and rubber. This vehicle was named after the English architect Joseph A. Hansom, who patented the original design in 1834. The Hansom cab was the first “taxi cab” or carriage for hire in English cities and became known as the “gondola of London.” Later in the 19th century, it became popular in the United States. This one was built by Hinks & Johnson in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
RFFJ1PC9–Two taxi cab drivers in grey uniform are waiting for customers in front of classical yellow taxi at Howrah railway station , Kolkata , India
RFA640YX–Taxi Cab, New York City At Night With Motion Blur And Bright Lights, Times Square, New York City, USA
RMDAKEF0–Striking taxi cab drivers shout angrily at passing strikebreaking drivers on the famous Strip in downtown Las Vegas, NV.
RFP20BEJ–BERLIN, GERMANY - APRIL 28, 2018: German Taxi cab driving past the historical Brandenburger Tor.
RMC2N4NB–Interior showing headrest of a 'Pink Ladies' taxi, a private taxi cab firm for Ladies only.
RF2BHHXR9–This Hanson Cab in the Shelburne Museum dates to c 1895. It is made of polychrome wood, iron, glass, patent leather, and rubber. This vehicle was named after the English architect Joseph A. Hansom, who patented the original design in 1834. The Hansom cab was the first “taxi cab” or carriage for hire in English cities and became known as the “gondola of London.” Later in the 19th century, it became popular in the United States. This one was built by Hinks & Johnson in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
