I wrote something in my book that already needs to be revised.  It's what I consider to be my favorite type of ride.  Favorite Type...

Well, off she goes on her own into the big old world.  Confessions Of A New York Taxi Driver was officially published in the U.K., with dis...

My dear friend from Liverpool, Jodie Schofield, for whom I would swim the River Mersey if she asked, has requested that I lend my voice to ...

...and you'd like to hear it, here's a link that will bring you to the station's website:  http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/...

A quick announcement for anyone who may be interested... I will be doing an interview tonight on a late-night radio show in the U.K., BBC Ra...

Oh my God, how I have been longing to write this post.  Here's a story about something that's been in the making for a very long tim...

As I entered the voting booth yesterday here in the United States, I was, as happens every year, reminded of what was for me a very special...

I had a little episode a few nights ago that could serve as a model for the efficiency that is possible in today's world.  The chronolog...

I have wondered from time to time if it's just because I'm getting older or if it's because the mores of our society have change...

Recently I had one of those iffy passengers who fell right in the middle of the Trouble/No Trouble Line of Demarcation. He might be okay, ...

You know what we need now? Another Hall of Fame. I had a fare recently which brought me to this realization. It's only right that excell...

Well, speaking of the Hess Station at 45th and 10th, here's one from the vault. I've written a couple of times about one of the uniq...

You've never seen a gas station like the Hess Station at 45th Street and 10th Avenue in Manhattan. With twenty-four pumps, it is the big...

There are three things that can happen between drivers and passengers during the course of a ride in a taxicab: 1) Nothing. The passenger l...