Cab Driver Pillows

"Hey! That was my stop back there!"

"How much if I pedal?"

"O.K., O.K., let's take the F.D.R."

"I don't tell you how to do your job—don't tell me how to do mine!"

"I see you've spent the last twenty years driving a cab."

"I was hoping to find a driverless taxi." "Would you feel better if I told you I didn't have a drivers license?

The Annual Running of the Cabs

Manners and customs of 'ye Englyshe', scene 4.

Drunk Cabman

A carriage collapsing under the weight of a passenger.

Places of Amusement!

Irish cabby boasting of his speed

Cabby trying to get a fare from a foreign passenger

Women asking a cabman if he is engaged

A group of ladies fearful to leave their cab as the cabman has mistletoe on his hat

Cab driver trying to sell his horse to a swell who admires it

A fat passenger is charged for an extra person by a cabby.

'...call...if not completely insulted by our drivers' opinions.'

London Cabbies' Summer Convention

Will Share the Tedium for Ride

"In my country I was a taxi dispatcher."

"Let's go back to my place. That way, I'll already be home."

"Get another cab, Dad. This one is creepin' me out."

"Either the President's in town or they're selling zeppoles on Seventh Avenue."

"This way we avoid the turnpike."

Retired Cabbie

"How can you drive a cab in this city and not know where the corner of Reade and Elk is!"

Thank you for not killing me.

"We don't need to pay them. They'll sell data about our whereabouts."

Act 1. 'Wait for me'. Act 2. Waited.

Industry and Idleness - The industrious apprentice, Lord Mayor of London.

Cabman Takes a Wrong Turning

Female 'Buses (A Prophecy)

Cabs vs Omnibuses

The truth about ghosts