Some D.C. cab drivers are mobilizing for a strike on Halloween to protest the change to time-and-distance meters, sacrificing what could be one of their most lucrative days of the year and possibly impacting a popular anti-drunk–driving campaign.
“It’s very much on,” said Willie Wright, president of the D.C. Taxicab Industry Group and a driver himself. “The cab drivers are ready for this one.”
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