New Rules Proposed For Sacramento Taxi Drivers Wednesday, March 19, 2014 | Sacramento, CA kennymaticvia / flickr The Sacramento Bee says the proposed ordinance approved Tuesday by a City Council committee would require drivers to wear collared shirts, slacks and closed-toe shoes. They must drive newer vehicles and keep them cleaner. They must accept credit cards. And they will be required to take a test to prove they can speak some English and count change correctly. The proposal has drawn support from Yellow Cab and other large taxi operators, as well as from hotels and downtown convention executives. But some firms don't like the proposed rules, saying they could drive smaller operators out of business. The full council is expected to take up the issue within the next two months. Related StoriesTech Helps Northern California's Vision-Impaired Gain IndependenceFebruary 27, 2018Devices that read text aloud can make it easier for people with vision loss to live and work. SMUD Naming Rights Deal Pushes Sacramento Science Center Project ForwardFebruary 15, 2018The Sacramento Municipal Utility District’s board of directors voted unanimously Thursday night to authorize a partnership with the Powerhouse Science Center.Half Of Sacramento’s Proposed Marijuana Businesses Want To Move To This NeighborhoodFebruary 13, 2018Since it began accepting submissions in April of last year, the city has received 160 applications for pot grows and processing companies. But 80 hope to open shop in the industrial warehouse district near Power Inn Road.In Quiet Curtis Park, One Pot Grower Looks To Become Part Of The NeighborhoodJanuary 29, 2018What happens when a small marijuana cultivation business tries to legally launch in a residential area?US Attorney: Trend In Child Porn Cases 'Worse, Bigger, More Egregious, More Horrific'January 23, 2018A Sacramento man is the most recent Northern Californian to receive a lengthy prison sentence for crimes against children. Follow us for more stories like this CapRadio provides a trusted source of news because of you. As a nonprofit organization, donations from people like you sustain the journalism that allows us to discover stories that are important to our audience. If you believe in what we do and support our mission, please donate today. Donate Today
