Cab fares up, bad service unchanged

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It may cost more to get there, but the D.C. cab ride remains the same.

Taxi rates in the District jumped two weeks ago from $1.50 a mile to $2.16, but the improvements in service that business leaders and others thought cabbies should provide in exchange for the higher fees — including GPS navigation, credit card payments and newer vehicles — won’t be seen for many months, if ever.

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