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Boston Taxis Convert to Hybrids by 2015|
Life as a Boston cabbie is about to get harder: the city recently passed a measure that requires all cab drivers and operators to convert their fleets to hybrid vehicles by 2015. While this is certainly an eco-friendly decision, it’s not a popular one among Beantown cabbies. Most Boston cab drivers currently drive Crown Victorias that cost between $6,000 and $7,000. Purchasing a new hybrid Prius, however, costs around $24,000--a further blow to an industry whose workers have already been crippled by high gas prices. Since Boston cabs must be retired after six years, drivers won’t get much of a financial break buying a used hybrid for the new green fleets. Moreover, insurance for these hybrid cars typically costs more than for Crown Vics, and a Prius’ trunk is far less spacious than that of the cabs most drivers are used to driving. Source: cityofboston.gov Via: blog.wired |
Hybrid Taxis in Dubai
Chevrolet Tahoe and Malibu Cabs10 hybrid vehicles from General Motors will be added to Dubai's current fleet of taxis in January 2008. GM will deliver the new vehicles starting this month, shipping five Chevrolet Tahoe hybrids and five…
Green Tomato Cars
Hybrid Taxis in LondonGreen Tomato Cars are spot on with the green trend hitting the UK hard. -One trend where Europe is miles ahead of the US. For you next night out, make sure you are seen with the hottest accessorie in town…
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