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Businiess name:
Yellow Cab Co-op San Francisco
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
1. Most people who call for a cab don't understand how a cab order works. The cab is not "sent", but the order is offered to the cabbies on duty. The order will be filled only , and ONLY if a cabbie decides to pick it up. In reality, a cab may never come to the call. The cabbie's are independent contractors and are their own bosses. They are , in essence, not employees of the cab company, but only lease the cab from the cab company. 2.When people call two cab companies to pick them up, they need to realize how selfish that is. That is the equivalent of calling two pizza parlors to deliver a pizza and giving the business to the first pizza delivery person that gets there first. . 3. Just as bad is calling in a cab order by phone while at the same time flagging down a cab. How would you like to be the cab driver responding to the phone order just to find out the fare had already flagged down a cab and is gone. More selfish behavior.
Pros: Cabs are a convenience.
Cons: Cabbies are cutthroats-Its the nature of the business.
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