D.C. Council panel presses taxi chairman on reforms

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A D.C. Council committee pressed the head of the city taxicab commission for two hours about exactly how he planned to reform the District’s maligned taxi industry if legislators approved a bill that includes a 50-cent surcharge to every ride.

 

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