Eric Goldwyn raises a number of good points in this short piece he recently penned for New York magazine. Chiefly among them, is the issue of enforcement and regulation as it pertains to just how encouraging or discouraging this new policy, as proposed by the TLC, will be in helping to move the practice of hailing a [...]

As of today, New York City, following in the foot steps of other cities such as Portland and Philadelphia, to name a few of the more progressive leaders in this area of car sharing, has adopted a financially prudent and environmentally empathetic system for car sharing. With the aid of Zip Car and thier truly revolutionary [...]

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Tonight, at 12:01 a.m. May 16th, our team is finally launching CabCorner.com!
It’s been ten months since McKinney first approached me with his idea, and in that time we’ve worked hard to bring to life our website.  With your help, support, and publicity, we can build the audience necessary to power our vision.
Cabcorner.com is designed to [...]

The biggest challenge CabCorner faces, like any startup Dot Com, is reaching the critical user mass.
In order to attract users looking to share a cab ride so as to reduce travel costs, CabCorner requires multiple users creating or joining taxi trips through the website.  But if there are no fellow travelers to be found, there [...]