Cab company moved off probation by Oklahoma City
A taxi company put on probation for refusing service so it could cherry-pick the highest fares in Oklahoma City was reinstated Tuesday by the Oklahoma City Council.
Last year, the city’s traffic commission recommended the city council suspend A-1 Taxi’s license for one year after police investigated complaints that the company had been refusing service.
Any taxi company that wants to operate in the ...
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