Toronto's largest taxi company warns of shortage of accessible cabs as early as 2026
May 29, 2025
There may be nearly 100 fewer accessible taxis on Toronto’s roads as early as next year, as Canada’s largest taxi company warns most of its accessible fleet will age past the city’s limits, and there isn’t enough incentive for new drivers to take on the role.
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