While population grew 11 per cent, VHFs grew 1182 per cent Toronto should cap the number of Vehicles for Hire (VFH) permitted to work on city streets at 16,650, a group of Taxi industry managers have recommended. This cap should
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Ten recommendations for a healthy, well-functioning Vehicle-for-Hire sector Managers responsible for three of Toronto’s largest Taxi brokerages have worked together to create a set of ten recommendations to Toronto’s Vehicle for Hire (VFH) Review. City staff are expected to report
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Blind BBC reporter breaking America’s biggest story? U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump was shot at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania July 13th. Although the bullet grazed his ear, Trump himself reported on Disclose.tv that he is well and thanks his
Read MoreRegister online to attend Three final stakeholder consultations on the Vehicle for Hire topic are scheduled for the last week of June. On Monday June 24th, there will be a virtual session for the Taxi industry at 12:30. At 6:30
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First jurisdiction to achieve 100 per cent capacity target Canada’s Department of Natural Resources reports that Arctic Canada now has a total 34 public charging stations for seven electric vehicles, writes Blacklock’s Reporter on June 17th. “Yukon, Northwest Territories and
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“It’s spectacular – it looks like the inside of a piano” The two sides of the Gordie Howe International Bridge were connected on June 11, 2024. “It’s spectacular to look at,” says Michigan resident Pete Hedemark. “You can see it
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Transportation, delivery companies “most significant perpetrators” A U.S. appeals court on Monday rejected a bid by Uber and subsidiary Postmates to revive a challenge to a California law, Reuters news agency reported on June 10th. Rejection of the bid could
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How has science changed so much since 2020? Canadian vaccinologist Dr. Byram Bridle will speak at “A Town Hall Event About COVID-19 Shots in Children” on June 17th. “I have accepted an invitation to speak at an event in Calgary,
Read MoreCity has not responded to letter Tom Conway, the litigator whose team won the recent Ottawa judgement in which Uber was declared a “bandit taxi company,” has written the City to propose a per-trip fee to compensate Taxi drivers who
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