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April 24, 2008

SF Green Cab

Green_cab I've been seeing these Prius cabs zipping around the city lately. Of course San Francisco would have a green taxi company! SF Green Cab has only 5 cabs in service at the moment, but that's sure to change. They do share dispatch with Regents Cab, so if there isn't a prius available, they won't leave you hanging on a street corner. Check it out at www.sfgreencab.com 

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