{Moving around|Moving|Walking around} from one {point to|indicate} another can be {a huge|a big|a substantial} {problem|issue}, {especially|particularly|specifically} if one lives or {works in|operate in} {a city center|a town hall} where {traffic congestion|traffic jam} {has|has actually} reached {mammoth|massive} {proportions|percentages}. {Speedy|Fast|Quick|Rapid} {car|vehicle|automobile|cars and truck} {pool|swimming pool} lanes (or high {occupancy|tenancy} {vehicle|car|automobile|lorry} lanes) {have|have actually} been {introduced|presented} in {many|numerous|lots of} {countries|nations} to {encourage|motivate} commuters to share {transport|transportation}. In addition, {many of|a lot of|a number of|much of} the {large|big} cities now {levy|impose} {a hefty|a significant|a large|a substantial} {surcharge|additional charge} on {drivers|chauffeurs|motorists} who {use|utilize} their {motor vehicles|automobile} within the city's {business|company|service|organisation} {area|location}.

Isn't there {an easier|a simpler|a much easier} {way|method}?

{Many people|Lots of people|Many individuals} {just|simply} do not {want to|wish to} be {bothered|troubled} with driving unless they are out in the countryside. For this {reason|factor}, those who {live in|reside in} {dormitory|dorm|dorm room} {areas|locations} will {often|frequently|typically} {make use of|utilize|use} public {transport|transportation} like buses or trains to {get into|enter into|enter} the city. {But|However}, they still have the {problem|issue} of {getting from|receiving from|obtaining from} {place|location} to {place|put|position} {once|when|as soon as} they {are there|exist}. This is where the {value|worth} of a taxi service {comes in|is available in|can be found in}.

{Recent|Current} {statistics|stats|data} {indicate|suggest|show} that in America more than {two|2} billion {passengers|travelers|guests} are {transported|transferred|carried} {annually|yearly|every year|each year} from their {homes|houses} to their {offices|workplaces}; to their {business|company|service|organisation} {appointments|visits|consultations} or to the airport; to {places|locations} of {worship|praise} or to sports {events|occasions} or {entertainment|home entertainment} {venues|locations|places}.

{Convenience|Benefit} is not the only {reason|factor} to {use|utilize} a taxi service

{Taxis|Taxi cabs|Cabs} serve {a practical|an useful} {purpose|function} in {conveying|communicating} us {wherever|anywhere|any place} we {want to|wish to} go, at any time of the day or night, without the {problem|issue} of leaving our own {vehicle|car|automobile|lorry} {unattended|ignored} ({for example|for instance}, when one flies off on a month-long {holiday|vacation}). {But|However} taxis {have|have actually} {also|likewise} {come to|concerned|pertained to} serve in {specific|particular} {ways|methods}.

• Service to the {disabled|handicapped}

In the United States some fifty million {or so|or two|approximately} {people|individuals} {live with|deal with|cope with} {varying|differing} degrees of {disability|impairment|special needs}, yet they still pursue active, {fulfilling|satisfying} lives. For {many of|a lot of|a number of|much of} them, {using|utilizing} a taxi is {often|frequently|typically} {one of|among} the only {means|ways|methods} of {transport|transportation} {available|offered|readily available} to them, while there are {so many|a lot of|many|numerous} more {options|choices|alternatives} {open to|available to|open up to} {people|individuals} without {disabilities|impairments|specials needs}. There {has|has actually} {also|likewise} been a growing awareness of the {needs|requirements} of the {disabled|handicapped}, {meaning|implying|indicating|suggesting} that more of the taxi {companies|business} are {gearing|tailoring} themselves to being able to {offer|provide|use} wheelchair {access|gain access to} too.

• Service to the {elderly|senior}

With increased age, so {decreased|reduced} {mobility|movement} {has|has actually} {become a reality|come true} for {so many|a lot of|many|numerous} {people|individuals}. Those who would {previously|formerly} {have|have actually} driven their own {motor vehicles|automobile}, or {made use of|utilized|used} public {transport|transportation} like buses, trains or the {subway|train}, now {find|discover} themselves {largely|mostly|mainly} {limited|restricted|minimal} in their {options|choices|alternatives}. The {benefit|advantage} of a taxi is the door to door service that it {provides|offers|supplies} and at a time which {suits|fits|matches} the {person|individual}, who is no longer {dependent|reliant} upon the {vicissitudes|turnarounds|transpositions} of {timetables|schedules}.

• Service to {tourism|tourist}

Where would {tourists|travelers} {be without|lack} the taxi {industry|market}? Airports, harbors and {railway|train} stations have one {obvious|apparent} thing in {common|typical}: there are {always|constantly} {hordes|crowds} of taxis there, waiting to {pick up|get} {passengers|travelers|guests} to take them to the next {stop in|drop in} their travel {itinerary|schedule}.

• Service to {party|celebration} {people|individuals}

{Taxis|Taxi cabs|Cabs} {offer|provide|use} {a convenient|a practical|a hassle-free}, {inexpensive|affordable|economical|low-cost} and responsibility-free {means|ways|methods} of {getting from|receiving from|obtaining from} one {place|location} to the next when you and your {friends|buddies|pals|good friends} are having a celebratory function and will be consuming alcohol. You no longer {have to|need to} {appoint|designate|select} a designated {driver|chauffeur|motorist} or {run the risk|risk} of driving under the {influence|impact}, when all you {need|require} to do is to call a taxi.