Ask me anything! i will be as honest as possible as to my experiences as a cabbie in las vegas since 2007. if you want a day to day on some of the happenings in the job you can also follow me on twitter, vegascab @vagascab
They used to make you have residence in town for at least a year however therules are pretty fluid the best infor would be on the Nevada Taxicab Authority website.
I guess it depends on the driver however I would not just for the simple fact I would lose over an hour of work, unless in was worth my time money wise. That being said there is no danger in walking down freemont by yourself, not anymore than walking down the strip by yourself there is security everywhere and is very well lit. Downtown is one of my favorite places to go when I have family and friends in town you dont have anything to worry about
I do very well and average sbout 50% but it definatly depends on the personality of the driver
"good girlfriend" lol nice. Ive seen and heard a lot worse than this if you're not comfortable with it don't do it, if you are 99 percent of cabbies won't mind. If you want email me and I'll give you my number text or call next time you're in town. I'll pick you guys up
Navy Officer (Former)
Why do so many people miss the military after they get out?
Emergency Room Manager
What's the best time to arrive at an ER to avoid waits?
CPR Trainer
Just how effective is the Heimlich, really?
We do have a tip allocation set by the irs that we always do better than...and desert cab pays cash daily
No
there are a lot of patrol jobs for about 10 per but the armed guards at casinos start i believe at 18 per and there is a lot of private security positions available out here
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