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Sunday, April 25, 2010

Supershuttle and the Airport by Murai

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I haven't played the airport in years and don't know what is going on there now. Murai has always been an airport player and is c...

Will They Sell? Will They Buy? ... Is the Pope Catholic?

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There were two critical schools of the Fixed Price Sale: One said that drivers wouldn't sell because the money would not be enough to r...
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

MTA Board Unanimously Passes Pilot Plan

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With a vote of 7-0, the MTA Board made history by unanimously okaying Prop-K reform and passing the Pilot Plan. The meeting, which didn...
Monday, April 19, 2010

Taxi Medallion Sales Pilot Program Notice- Page 2

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I just got off the phone with Director Chris Hayashi who says that Taxi Services was besieged by drivers with their names written on scraps ...
Sunday, April 18, 2010

The Taxi Medallion Sales Pilot Program Notice

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The SFMTA has send a Notice to participate in the Taxi Medallion Sales Program to eligible drivers. You can get a copy of the notice from ...
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Friday, April 16, 2010

The True Story of the Town Hall Meetings: A Radical Approach, A Revolutionary Plan

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We people who took part in the Town Hall Meetings, who developed the Pilot Plan, know that we did things new and extraordinary. We looked a...
Monday, April 12, 2010

The Phantom Answers Anyonymous

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L ately I've been besieged with comments from a character hiding behind a cloak of anonymity. Sometimes he gives a name like "Dave...
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Crocker Amazon is the nom de blog of Ed Healy. I started this blog in 2009 when Mayor Gavin Newsom tried to steal taxi driver medallion and use them to pay off the San Francisco's 600 million debt. I have used this blog to help inform the public and the people who make decisions about the various issues that arose from this including the Taxi Reform, protests and other changes that followed. I've been driving a cab for 25 years in San Francisco. You can contact me at: amazincrocker@gmail.com I've started a new blog devoted purely to cab Stories at: http://phantomcabstories.blogspot.com/ Comments are welcome but please identify yourself.
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