> Sure, not everyone would get caught, but it would be a stiff enough penalty that drivers would either comply or avoid the town. Hi, part time taxi driver her

> Sure, not everyone would get caught, but it would be a stiff enough penalty that drivers would either comply or avoid the town. Hi, part time taxi driver here. We still do prearranged pickups at airports where it might not be legal. Even with the potential risk of $1000+ tickets hanging over our heads. This logic is the same reason the drug war failed. If there's demand for a better/more effective service and we can still profit off it, we will provide it despite legal challenges.