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The Dumping of 40 Checkers, One Year Later
One year ago today Michael Ruse posted the following in the ICTA Facebook page “My good friend Heidi sent me pics of these Checkers That just arrived at her husband’s salvage yard in Lawrence Massachusetts. Knowing I was a taxi enthusiast she asked me if I had any...
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Judith’s and Mat’s TaxiFun Story by Judith Goertz
It all started in 2008 when we were realtors in Paris, France, and the job had begun to become very problematic. So challenging was our reality business, it started to impact our health. We needed a change. At the time we owned a London taxi and used it as our...
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Septemeber-October Issue of FARES is available in the ICTA Facebook Files Tab
Free of charge and printable latest issue of the ICTA FARES is up in the ICTA Facebook group. It will be posted on this website in about a week So what’s new in this issue? Did you know that in 2019 Checker Cab of Chicago celebrates its 100th birthday? We present...
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