Yellow Yellow Cab

Currently, a pre-launch allows early application support, and all New Yorkers can start using Waave next weekend. Authorisation of the two-year piloting programme and the Waave application follows a recent council resolution to limit the number of rental cars registered on the city's roads.

Recently, a number of laws will introduce the one-year ceiling, which excludes wheelchair-accessible cars, while the municipality is studying the effect of service on road traffic overload. In addition, the municipality will also demand that the application firms dealing with ride-hailing make available information on use and fees and pay a $10,000 penalty for those who fail to do so.

Waave addresses concern that yellow cabs have discriminated against prospective travellers in the past and are selectively determined when they will and will not travel to suburbs, and makes sure that New Yorkers in areas under-served by conventional cabs and public transport .... know that they cannot be denied services on the grounds of racial or ethnic origin".

Every Waave driver is fully licenced and covered by insurance and has been thoroughly tested. As with any other cab journey, $0.50 from each scale journey will flow into the MTA' s transits system, while a further $0.30 from each journey will be added to the Taxis Improvement Fund, which is devoted to raising the number of wheelchair-accessible cars. and Europe's consumers approve the Communications Directive.