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godda9u @ Mar 14th 2008 11:53AM
should be NY craziest from the way they drive~
if a cabbie on the left side of the street see someone wave for a cab on the right side of a 0ne way street, they will go right across 4 lanes horizonally then backup on the 7th ave full of cars to get customer. i know cuz i seen it happen on greenwich.
also, it won't work in NYC, because pepple like to get off cab wherever they feel like, even if it's on the middle of the street with cars going by them left and right. no way the rob-u-cab will do that, not until the upgraded version mug-u-cab went into service