A taxicab drive from Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport to Baltimore City’s Inner Harbor could cost customers an additional $5 a trip as cab drivers are asking for a fare increase to soften high fuel costs.
“Gas prices are now sky-high, and it’s really cutting into drivers trying to earn a living,” said Emmett Willis, president of Glen Burnie-based Associated Cab Co.
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