The City Taxi and Limousine Commission in each state in this country has rules governing for-hire vehicle. These rules guide how the for-hire vehicles, also known as car service cars, livery cars, gypsy cabs, black cars, and dollar cabs look and operate.
As a livery passenger, you have the right to:
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Ride in a car that is clean, in good condition, and has passed all required inspections;
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Be driven by a TLC-licensed driver in good standing whose license is clearly displayed;
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A safe and courteous driver who obeys all traffic laws;
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A quiet trip, free of horn-honking and audio/radio noise;
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Receive a fare quote from the dispatcher and pay that amount for your ride (unless the trip changes);
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A driver who does not use a cell phone while driving;
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A smoke and scent free ride;
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Air-conditioning or heat on request;
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Working seatbelts for all passengers – please use them!
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Not share a ride, unless you want to;
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Be accompanied by a service animal;
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Decline to tip for poor service.
If you feel your rights were violated by a livery driver, submit a consumer complaint to the appropriate site office. Remember to call for your car, avoid street hails. 24-hour consumer hotline: 311.






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