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Matt McCabe “calls-over” a route to demonstrate just how many turns a London cabbie must take to get from Point A to Point B.
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Lydiasays
Amazing! No wonder they’re the best cabbies in the world; plus their cabs are the most comfortable, too.
Maureensays
Other cities, especially in the US would do well to imitate them. So many U.S. Cabbies are totally ignorant of where they are going, barely speak English and the cabs leave a lot to be desired. Disgraceful.
Dansays
Saying “into” after each direction what’s that all about? not how you are suppose call a run. Not clinical Enough.
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Amazing! No wonder they’re the best cabbies in the world; plus their cabs are the most comfortable, too.
Other cities, especially in the US would do well to imitate them. So many U.S. Cabbies are totally ignorant of where they are going, barely speak English and the cabs leave a lot to be desired. Disgraceful.
Saying “into” after each direction what’s that all about? not how you are suppose call a run. Not clinical Enough.