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The trio of model cabbies may be developing something of a specialty in serving foreign dignitaries.

The 50 Chery hybrid electric vehicles that have been put into operation in Beijing for a week are reaping praise from cabbies.

The cabbies also pay the company $25 a week for the extra business.

Jerry too tried to do as he did every night. His voice was thick, but he asked the questions that cabbies always ask in the park.

Meanwhile, some cabbies in the south China resort city of Sanya continued their strike into a fourth day.

In fact, a few Shanghai cabbies have even returned to the more familiar ground of grumbling about property prices.

Even though the allegedly garrulous cabbies may not always know what they're talking about, they do know where they're going.

Earlier this year, cabbies in Zhengzhou briefly went on strike to protest against a new overtime rule.

It is time for a display of what London cabbies call "bottle" .

Canberra's cabbies go in boots and all for a fair deal.

New York cabbies given bullet-proof vests in pilot scheme.

Still, the technology could benefit drivers who do a lot of stop-and-go driving, like cabbies.

It is not just that cabbies are chatty; it is also that talk is cheap.

In big cities like New York, cabbies expect a tip of 15%.

Dr Maguire and her team have now turned their attention to how cabbies learn the Knowledge.

Sara: I don't think that cabbies usually run their meters from the airport. They usually just charge a flat rate.

According to Xinhua, the cabbies returned to work in the afternoon after talks with district officials.