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The Post has discovered that a one-time New York City cab driver, whose license was revoked over ten years ago, has been pretending to be a taxi driver with his small yellow Toyota

The Biden administration launched a last-minute probe into whether Uber and Lyft illegally colluded in order to keep New York City driver pay lower.

Uber on Monday sent a petition requesting cuts to New York City drivers’ minimum pay as it seeks to lower its prices and raise total ride numbers.

According to a report, Uber and Lyft have been preventing drivers from accessing their apps to evade paying millions in wages

Should American Transit Insurance Co. fail, anticipate another financial hit to the city's taxi industry

Eliahou Paldiel, 52, from Queens, and Carlos Arturo Suarez Palacios, 54, are facing charges of federal wire fraud and money laundering in Brooklyn's federal court due to a suspected Uber "surge pricing" scheme

According to a report, Uber is blocking New York City drivers from accessing its app during times of low demand to circumvent paying them minimum wage

Mayor Eric Adams and the Taxi and Limousine Commission are pushing ahead with plans that seek to flip the Big Apple's fleets of for-hire cars from gas power to...

Mayor Eric Adams, along with the Taxi and Limousine Commission, have announced plans to require Uber and Lyft to convert their vehicle fleets completely to either zero-emission or wheelchair-accessible models by 2030

The activists traveled in a convoy from Brooklyn to Manhattan, urging their fellow New Yorkers and drivers not to use Uber's services

New York City's Taxi and Limousine Commission unanimously voted on Tuesday to raise metered fares by 23%, marking the first increase in ten years

Transit officials announced last week that taxi and for-hire vehicle drivers who lose their jobs due to Manhattan's congestion pricing might receive priority for employment as MTA bus drivers

Two young men out for a night in New York City were the most recent accidental victims of a shooting, struck by bullets as they sat in a cab early Saturday

Maria Victoria Bayoneto -- a 52-year-old single mom -- said she was the victim of racial profiling in which TLC agents used "intimidation tactics."

Mayor Eric Adams plans to appoint David Do to lead New York City's Taxi and Limousine Commission.

Drivers who protest for hire informed The Post that they have lost faith in getting assistance from the city and are now looking to Uber to step in and offer them support

Uber announced on Thursday that it intends to include all New York City taxis on its app, marking a significant change in the ride-hailing sector

The acting head of the Taxi and Limousine Commission announced Wednesday that the city is aiming to increase the fixed fare for a taxi ride between JFK Airport and Manhattan to $65 and to introduce a flat rate for trips from LaGuardia for the first time

Under the new agreement, monthly payments will be capped at $1,122 per month -- nearly half what some drivers pay under the existing debt relief program.

The aim of the hunger strike, which began Oct. 20, is to push Mayor Bill de Blasio to use city money to cap their debt at $145,000.

Should you need a jab to hail a cab?

The fight to get Tesla taxis on New York City's streets is intensifying

New York’s taxi regulator voted Tuesday to stop issuing new for-hire licenses for electric vehicles, snubbing a ride-share company that wanted to launch an all-Tesla ride-sharing rival to Uber and Lyft.

Revel, a scooter-sharing firm, announced on Wednesday its intention to roll out an all-electric ride-hailing car fleet in May to rival Uber, but the city is urging caution

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Tuesday that New York City will unveil a $65 million "relief fund" to assist taxi drivers in reorganizing their debt