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Two-thirds of Toronto's active Taxi vehicles will need to be replaced in 2024, a feat which will be "impossible" according to auto suppliers. Image: Taxi News
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65 per cent of Toronto’s standard Taxis must be replaced in 2024

Chance of 1,787 new Taxis in 2024 is “Zero – absolutely impossible” say auto sales reps 1,787 Taxi owner/operators will need to purchase new vehicles to put on the road in 2024 if they plan to remain in business in

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Earla Phillips and other members of Rideshare Drivers of Ontario held a press conference at Toronto City Hall on December 14th to express their support for Toronto Council as it works to identify an improved system of licensing rideshare vehicles. There are too many people driving for money at present, Phillips says, which makes it difficult for anyone to earn a living wage. Photo: RDAO
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Rideshare cap lifted until February as Chow’s motion passes

Mayor Olivia Chow’s compromise motion to lift the cap on rideshare vehicles until February passed at Toronto City Council late December 14th. Chow’s motion call for Licensing and Standards Director Carleton Grant to to “resume issuing vehicle-for-hire and private transportation

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Toronto commissioned this report in 2013, one year before Uber arrived and the city opted for complete open entry to the ground transportation market. As a result, the 5,500 vehicles recommended exploded to 55,000.
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Toronto gains 7% increase in population, 1000% increase in vehicles for hire

City has 100 times the number of vehicles for hire recommended Update December 15: This article has been updated with the inclusion of the .pdf version of the 2013 report. In 2013, the City of Toronto hired Dr. James Cooper

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