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Cabs parking for a long time is one problem, one that I do not experience in my neighborhood. I live across the street from El Camino High School. Another problem about taxicabs is the city ordinance that forbids them from picking up passengers while roving. In most other large cities, one can see an empty cab moving in the street nearby, hail it, and get in and go to one’s destination. Here one has to phone for a cab and wait perhaps half an hour.
Is there some safety reason for not allowing roving cabs to pick up passengers?