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Over and Lyft automobiles are now more than yellow taxis in New York 4 to 1.

Yellow taxi's rule could end. Although still an iconic feature of the town, the real number of yellow street cabs is declining after losing "considerable ground" to obtain a liquor of automobiles conjured up by an armada of monolingual appeals such as Uber, Lyft, Via, Juno and Gett, the Times states.

The yellow taxi numbers are indeed relatively gloomy: Today there are 13,587 yellow taxis on the roads of New York City. Overall number of dirty cars: 60,000, of which more than 46,000 are linked to Uber, although they can also be linked to other facilities. Returning in the period before the 2010 summer break, yellow taxis made 463,701 journeys a day, earning $5.17 million in fare in November alone.

However, six years later the numbers had fallen: in November 2016 the yellow taxi made an annual 336,737 journeys on 336,737 days on 336,737 journeys and, according to the town, earned 4.98 million dollars in fare. In favour of the taxi this is still more than the number of journeys per day with app-hailed coaches - but not much.

Taken together, these vehicles made a series of 311,305 journeys in October 2016. Amber taxis are on a downhill stretch, app-hailed automobiles on an upturn. Uber, which went into operation in New York in 2011, is still queen of the Ride-Hailing applications and delivered an annual mean of 226,046 journeys per person in October 2016.

According to urban information, Lyft came in a remote second with 35,908 trips, while Via 21,698 had trips; Juno had 20,426 trips; and Gett, which started in the town in 2014, came in last with 7,227 trips.