Taxi Cab's waiting at Miami International Airport (MIA).

A taxi cab seen in the North Loop Minneapolis in February 2025. Windows covered in pictures of President Trump.

A new billboard on Hennepin Ave in downtown Minneapolis from “Ride Sure”. Per it’s website, the campaign by the owner of Blue & White Taxi wants to debunk what it says are myths that rideshare is a better alternative to taxis.

A Tokyo taxi waits at a crossing in Kabukichō, the entertainment district of Shinjuku known for its dense concentration of restaurants, bars, and late-night businesses. The area around Yasukuni-dōri and Shinjuku Station’s east side has long been one of Tokyo’s busiest pedestrian zones, with a mix of small eateries, electronics resellers, and long-established cafés occupying the mid-rise commercial blocks.

The green-and-yellow taxi livery seen here is one of Tokyo’s standard color schemes, used by several of the city’s major cab companies since the late twentieth century. The surrounding storefronts reflect Kabukichō’s layered commercial history, where postwar restaurants, national chains, and contemporary pop-culture signage coexist within the same streetscape.

A taxi driver outside the Zócalo in Mexico City.

A street artist in New York City, 2005.

Taxis in New York City Times Square in May 2005

A Virgin Megastore in New York City. System of a Down and Stevie Wonder billboards above. May 2005

Yellow cabs and people walking in Manhattan in May 2005.