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Livery cab
LIV-er-ee CAB
Local meaning
A for-hire vehicle connected to a licensed car-service base and generally arranged in advance rather than hailed like a yellow taxi.
New Yorkers may say livery, car service, or livery cab for vehicles dispatched through a neighborhood base or reservation system. The category is distinct from yellow taxis, green taxis, app-based high-volume services, and commuter vans.
Example in context
- “The car service sent a livery cab for the airport trip.”
How it is used
Established New York transportation vocabulary, especially familiar in neighborhoods with long-running local car-service bases.
neutral, practical
prearranged rides, airport trips, neighborhood car services
Established New York transportation vocabulary, especially familiar in neighborhoods with long-running local car-service bases.
Vehicle categories and booking rules are regulated. Riders should use licensed services and confirm the vehicle and driver information before entering.
Spelling and scope
Established New York transportation vocabulary, especially familiar in neighborhoods with long-running local car-service bases.
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livery cab NYC meaningcar service New Yorklivery taxi
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Frequently asked questions
Can you hail a livery cab on the street?
Traditional livery service is prearranged through a licensed base rather than accepted as an ordinary street hail.
Is a livery cab the same as a yellow cab?
No. They are different TLC service categories with different booking and pickup rules.
Read next
All words →Evidence and further reading
These sources support the regional association, dictionary sense, or broader spread. The entry remains open to correction from New York speakers and qualified reviewers.
- Your RideNew York City Taxi and Limousine Commission
Official distinctions among yellow taxis, green taxis, for-hire vehicles, and commuter vans.