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Uber to allow taxi requests on its app in NYC - Vimarsana News

Uber to allow taxi requests on its app in NYC

People in New York City will soon be able to hail a taxi with their Uber app.

Source: abc15.com
Uber to allow taxi requests on its app in NYC - Vimarsana News

Uber to allow taxi requests on its app in NYC

People in New York City will soon be able to hail a taxi with their Uber app.

Source: 10news.com
First Person Plural on KFAI - Vimarsana News

First Person Plural on KFAI

In partnership with KFAI's MinneCulture and Migizi Communications, First Person Plural illuminates the Indigenous history of Minnesota using newly digitized radio archives of the nationally syndicated Native American radio program, First Person Radio.  In this series, KFAI's Dixie Treichel and Britta Greene complimented this historic audio with modern interviews, sharing stories about boxing, film, FBI harassment and more. Listen below.

Source: kfai.org
Blowing the whistle on traffic offenses in Angola | Africa | DW - Vimarsana News

Blowing the whistle on traffic offenses in Angola | Africa | DW

Disrespect for traffic rules causes many road accidents in Angola. In Bengo province, a group of young men have use whistles on the streets to alert drivers to traffic violations. It's a complicated job.

Source: dw.com
Mumbai: Unhappy with recent fare hike, cab drivers demand revision of prices - Vimarsana News

Mumbai: Unhappy with recent fare hike, cab drivers demand revision of prices

They have also sought revising the bracket of distance travelled by these prepaid taxis from Terminal 1 and 2 of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. Currently the base fare upto 4 kms is Rs 85, from 4.1-6 kms is Rs 122, 6.1-8 kms is Rs 163, 8.1-10 kms is Rs 203 so on and so forth. Back in 2015, the basic fares used to be Rs 77 for the first 4 kms.