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N.Y. Supreme Court Ruling Spells Victory for Pedicabs

Submitted by Hugh E Webber, Jan 22, 2008 20:10

Based on events outside Gotham, I knew that pedicabs could not be limited more than motor taxis. I am impressed, however, with the speed of this victory.

Orlando and Orange County, Florida are far ahead of the Big Apple in sensible bicycle cab permitting. I've got every permit offered so far, and I'm making more money on my owner-operated pedalcab.


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Chad Marlow is a lobbyist for the Pedicab Owners Assc., not the pedicab industry. He does not represent the Pedicab... [MORE]

George Bliss 

Jan 25, 2008 14:47

Pedal cabs should be banned. They are dangerous to their drivers, their passengers and to other traffic. Most of the time... [MORE]

Jason Fane 

Jan 22, 2008 22:14

Based on events outside Gotham, I knew that pedicabs could not be limited more than motor taxis. I am impressed,...

Hugh E Webber 

Jan 22, 2008 20:10

Finally, a break for the pedicab industry in New York in the legislative arena. Good stuff. [MORE]

Gregg 

Jan 17, 2008 15:38

What we need now is alternative, energy-efficient transportation. Drivers hate pedicabs because they slow traffic and take up space, which... [MORE]

Kristi 

Jan 17, 2008 09:44

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