Uber versus Taxi: A Driver’s Eye View

Preventing Assaults on Taxi Drivers in Australia

ISSN 0817-8542 ISBN 0 642 24203 8 There is a range of preventive strategies that can reduce the risk of assaults on taxi drivers, including technological interventions, training, and policy changes. A combination of technical interventions, including protective screens, Global Positioning Systems, cameras, cashless payment systems, two-way radios, alarms, flashing emergency lights, and policy i...

Occupational Therapy, Taxi-Drivers and Columbine

as an experiment to determine whether volunteer occupational therapists could be used with safety and expediency in these wards. I stammered a "thank you" to Steve's comment about my dress. I had worn an old figured cotton print, expecting to have it paint-splashed by evening, but the colours were still bold and strong. I made a mental note always to wear bright colours on my visits. Much later...

Understanding Taxi Drivers’ Multi-day Cruising Patterns

This study investigates taxi drivers’ multi-day cruising behaviours with GPS data collected in Shenzhen, China. By calculating the inter-daily variability of taxi drivers’ cruising behaviours, the multi-day cruising patterns are investigated. The impacts of learning feature and habitual feature on multiday cruising behaviours are determined. The results prove that there is variability among tax...

Modeling Social Information Learning among Taxi Drivers

The Role of Economy in Taxi Drivers’ Safety: A Qualitative Study

Background: Economic pressures are important factors contributing to accidents. Despite the importance of economic factors in the safety of taxi drivers, a few literatures have referred to these factor. Methods: This research was a phenomenology study. The purposive sampling was used, so, 18 taxi drivers with the average 43.05 ± 10.22 years old participated in the study of whom, 12 took...