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Search NYC.gov for   Advanced Search Business and Consumer Information Education Environment Government Health and Human Services Housing and Buildings Public Safety Sanitation Things To Do Transportation Driving and Parking in NYC Licenses and Permits Public Transportation Roads, Streets and Sidewalks Taxi and Limousine Services How can I make a complaint against a taxi driver? How can I report lost property in a taxi? How much does it cost to get to Kennedy, LaGuardia or Newark airports by yellow taxi? What are my rights as a taxi rider? Page:  1 How can I make a complaint against a taxi driver? Use the Taxi and Limousine Commission's online taxi driver complaint form. NYC.gov and Other Resources: TLC Online Taxi Complaint Form [back to top] How can I report lost property in a taxi? Use the Taxi and Limousine Commission's online lost property form, if you lost your item(s) in a for-hire vehicle. NYC.gov and Other Resources: TLC Lost Property Complaint Form [back to top] How much does it cost to get to Kennedy, LaGuardia or Newark airports by yellow taxi? Standard meter fare, plus tip and tolls. (Please note: flat fare of $45 plus tip and tolls is for trips from John F. Kennedy Airport to Manhattan and from Manhattan to John F. Kennedy Airport.) NYC.gov and Other Resources: TLC Yellow Taxi Metered Rate of Fare [back to top] What are my rights as a taxi rider? As a taxi rider, you have the right to direct the destination and route used; travel to any destination in the five boroughs of the City of New York; a courteous, English-speaking driver who knows the streets in Manhattan and the way to major destinations in other boroughs; a driver who knows and obeys all traffic laws; air-conditioning on demand; a radio-free (silent) trip; smoke and incense-free air; a clean passenger seat area; a clean trunk; a driver who uses the horn only when necessary to warn of danger; and refuse to tip, if the above are not complied with. NYC.gov and Other Resources: TLC Rider Bill of Rights [back to top] Page:  1

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