Co Cab

Teller County and Ute Pass offer a convenient and reliable taxi service.

Company Lounge

One of our employees, Anita Jetzer, as you may know, has started a Crowdfunding campaign to help her open a crafting room in the Dominican Republic. Together with her companion Mona Trabelsi, Anita begins a great adventurous journey under the Cabarete umbrella, where the offices will be situated on the sea front.

This is a great occasion for us to help them and, above all, to build a win-win relationship that will give our communities preferential entry to the Co-Cab area. Aim of the Crown Funding campain is to collect 4,000 dollars for the foundation of Co-Cab as the first co-working spacecraft on the northern shore of the state.

The money will also be used to set up a free computer course for young Dominicans to help promote the development of indigenous culturalization. It' d be great if you could help Anita with a little contribution. Conversely, you get entry to the co-cab room and kitesurfing lessons for each skill area. Further information can be found on the projects page.

Veteran's cabin May & Co.

The Veterans Cab of Jackson is one of the oldest in the Jackson area. This local enterprise was founded in 1947. Since 2007, Veterans Cab's headquarters and service facility have been at 838 W. Capitol St., Jackson, MS. Before 2007 the enterprise was based in 938 Hwy. 80W.

In 1947 Veterans Cab was the first taxi service in Jackson to operate by wireless. The Veterans Cab, in the Jackson area, spans the entire Hinds County district as well as Rankin, Madison, Reservoir Area and Clinton. The Veterans Cab is a member of the Jackson Convention & Visitors Bureau and the International Taxicab & Livery Association.

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As Taxi's Sunshine Cab Company found a home in Greenwich Village.

It was on this date, 1978, that the award-winning TV show Taxi broadcast its first film. This popular, pathos-filled play, which takes place in a New York country full of outsiders, dreamer and dissatisfied, took place largely in the Sunshine Cab Company garages at 534 Hudson Street, on the edge of Charles Street in Greenwich Village.

During the first of these episodes, the main protagonist Alex Reiger, performed by Judd Hirsch, summarized the show's theme when the new taxi operator Elaine Nardo, performed by Marilu Henner, declares that although she has accepted the position of taxi operator at the Sunshine Cab Company, she is not a taxi operator, but really a hostess in an arts mall.

Aleks answers and describes the other "taxi drivers" in the company: Among the other remarkable personalities were Tony Banta, performed by Tony Danza, the prizewinner with a lost album; Bobby Wheeler, performed by Jeff Conaway, the fighting performer; Louie De Palma, performed by Danny DeVito, the Iranian and improperispatcher; and Tony Banta, performed by Tony Danza, the prizewinner with a lost album; Latin Gravas performed by Andy Kaufman, the immigration technician; and, my favourite, Rev. Jim "Iggy" Ignatowski performed by Christopher Lloyd, the burnt-out, ageing secretary of hippies, who initially began as a visiting player and became a permanent in the second series.

Hudson 534 - today home of a Rite Aid, luxurious condominiums and probably slightly less pathetic than the Sunshine Cab Co. cabs. Much of the episode of this humorous show began with the scan of the 534 on Hudson and Charles Street. From the 1920s, the purpose-built two-storey car park was actually the home of the Dover car park at a point when car parks were more frequent in this part of the village.

However, in the latter part of the seventies, both the garages and the strange people struggling with the aberrations of living and their own ambitions felt at home in the West Village. How could you have forgotten such an episode as Jim's driving test, the marriage of Latka and Simka (played by Carol Kane), the demolition bulb that destroyed Jim's flat - although Jim still forgets his own bed and breakfast anyway - or the sociopath ic Louie who meets his girlfriend's family ( play by DeVito's woman Rhea Pearlman)?

All these years later I watch taxi shows again and still laugh in hysterics about a show that cleverly addressed some very serious topics like compulsive gambling, Divorce, sex abuse, Bi-sexuality, Immigration/Socialism. And Hudson Street as shown in the opening credit of the taxi film. In the 50 biggest TV shows ever of the TV Guide, which were released in 2002, she also occupied place 48.

1997 followed two of the show's epsodes, "Latka the Playboy" and "Reverend Jim: In the 100 biggest TV Guide ever movies, "A space odyssey" was placed 19th and 63rd.