Cabs Collection (page 3)

China, Hong Kong, Kowloon, Mong Kok, Taxis

China, Hong Kong, Kowloon, Taxis

Grand Central Station, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Yellow taxi, central Manhattan, New York, USA

Yellow taxis, Times Square, Central Manhattan, New York, USA

Busy pedestrian crossing, Central Manhattan, New York, USA

USA, New York City, Manhattan, Upper East Side, Madison Avenue

Taxis on The Mall, London, England, UK

UK, London, Theatreland, Shaftesbury Avenue

Pedestrian crossing and intersection, Tokyo, Japan

Taxi in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan

On the street
Murakyami Daichi

Chaos in the City
Carmine Chiriacò

out of the blue
Josefina Melo

David Martin Castan

Kolkata taxi
Svetlin Yosifov

Under a worned green car
Itzik Einhorn

NYC Cabs
Kobbie Pessach

Rain Drops
GEN NISHISHIMAMOTO

a taxi for christmas
Helena GARCIA HUERTAS

volkswagen vw combi yellow
Lembayung senja studio

Yellow Van
Florent Bodart

Yellow Car
Andreas Bauer

London Fleet Street Victorian period

A London Growler Cab Victorian period

London Hansom Cab Victorian period

Burnley Centre in 1880

Blackburn Station Square probably 1920s

Cabs waiting at Bootham Bar, York, early 1900s

Regent Street, London, England
Regent Street, London - looking north toward Oxford Circus with Dickins and Jones Department Store (right), which traded between 1835 and 2007. Date: circa 1909

Market Square, Johannesburg, South Africa. Date: 1905

Canary Islands - main road - Puerto de la Luz to Las Palmas
Canary Islands - The main road from Puerto de la Luz to Las Palmas. Date: circa 1910s

Maine Central Railroad Wharf, Bar Hudson, Maine, USA. Date: circa 1910s

Advert, G R Barrett, taxi cabs, Canterbury, Kent Date: 1909

Bank Street, Ottawa, Canada Date: circa 1920s

Hansom's Safety Cab as first design 1834
Hansom Safety Cab designed and patented by Joseph Hansom on the 23rd December 1834. Diver seated on the roof of the cab and the patent suggesting that the cab might be entered through the wheel

A horse drawn cab in the streets of Paris. Date: 1903

Woman selling small bunches of flowers to passers-by as they drive pass. Date: 1873

The Charing Cross Hotel with entrance to the station obtained from the large yard, which had lots of horse driven hansom cabs outside. Date: 1896

Holborn Valley Viaduct in London. Date: 1860s

Two smartly dressed women pile into a London black taxi cab, after a spot of shopping on Oxford Street. Date: 1981

Loading a passenger's luggage on the roof of a four-wheeler at St Pancras station, London. Date: C. 1920
Loading a passenger's luggage on the roof of a four-wheeler at St Pancras station, London. Date: C.1920

A cab rank in central London - a mixture of hansoms (two- wheelers) and victorias (four- wheelers). Date: 1902

The cabmen's shelter in Acacia Road, St John's Wood, north London. Date: 1875

Three rather raffish horse- drawn cab drivers pose for a photograph during a quiet moment in between driving jobs. Date: 1890s

ELECTRICAL CAB
Theatregoers leave after the show in a vehicle of the London Electrical Cab Company. Date: 1896

Hackney coaches and their drivers wait for fares in Westminster at the time of Charles I Date: 17th century

Sheltered Cabmen 1870
Hansom cab drivers waiting in a hut in the pouring rain for a fare in Birmingham. Date: 1870

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"Cabs: A Global Journey Through Time and Space" The Main Entrance - The Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel: they have long been a familiar sight outside hospitals, ready to whisk patients away or bring loved ones closer. Please, Mr Policeman, where is Father Christmas by Matania: Even Santa Claus relies on cabs to navigate the bustling streets during the holiday season. Guggenheim Museum on 5th Avenue: From art enthusiasts to tourists exploring new cities, cabs provide convenient transportation options for those seeking cultural experiences. Altrincham Railway Station - Trafford, Greater Manchester: Cabs stationed near railway stations offer commuters a seamless transition from train platforms to their final destinations. USA, New York City, Manhattan, Flatiron building: In iconic cities like New York City, yellow they can synonymous with urban life and serve as an emblem of the bustling metropolis. Jubilee Market, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies: Colorful taxis in vibrant markets reflect the lively spirit of local communities and transport visitors through rich cultural landscapes. Tuktuk in the Old Town of Galle, UNESCO World Heritage Site on the South Coast of Sri Lanka, Asia: Traditional tuktuks add charm and authenticity to historical sites while providing efficient transportation solutions for locals and tourists alike. Royal Exchange / Postcard: Cabs waiting outside historic landmarks like the Royal Exchange bridge time gaps between centuries-old architecture and modern-day convenience. Taxi sign Paris France Europe: The unmistakable taxi signs dotting European capitals beckon travelers to explore picturesque streets lined with history and romance. NEW FORD TAXI 1930S: Evolution in design has transformed taxis over time; vintage models like Ford's 1930s creation remind us of how far we've come in transportation innovation. The Haymarket London c1910 (oil on panel).