D.C. warns cabbies about meter installations

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The D.C. Taxicab Commission is warning cab drivers that they will be on the hook to pay for the installation of smart meters if the city can’t find funding by Wednesday for the project.

Although the city had a $1.3 million deal in place for the District to pay to install the new meters in 6,500 cabs, Ward 8 Councilman Marion Barry moved last week to delay the deal.

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