Luxor Cabs Continues Tradition of Decades of Service

(Newswire.net — February 26, 2014) San Francisco, California — San Francisco is home to the Golden Gate Bridge, the Giants, and ghostly Alcatraz prison. It is the ideal family vacation destination, full of beautiful places to visit and packed with history and culture. However, even the “ideal” has setbacks. How does one get around the city or to and from the airport? Luckily, one San Francisco cab company has been faithfully carrying passengers around the city in style and comfort since 1928.  

Luxor Cabs is the premier service for taxi cabs in San Francisco. They began with a fleet of ten vehicles.  Now, through success and determination to please and satisfy their customers, they manage over 200 cars, vans, and hybrids.  Not only does Luxor Cabs operate one of the largest fleets in the city but their vehicles are environmentally friendly as well.

 

Luxor Cabs provide service with taxi cabs around San Francisco as well as service as an airport taxi in San Francisco. With new mobile technology, it is easier than ever to order a cab. Customers can place their orders online, via text message, or, soon, through a smartphone app.

 

Luxor Cabs has been instrumental in supporting many San Franciscan charities, including the Mayor’s Office Project Homeless Connect. They also seek to serve the wheelchair and disabled community by having the largest number of wheelchair accessible taxi cabs of any San Francisco cab company.   Luxor Cabs drivers see taxi operation as more than a job to be done. It is a delicate and vital role in maintaining the vitality and connections of the community. Whether it is acting as an airport taxi in San Francisco or just a way to get from point A to point B, Luxor Cabs will be there right on schedule.

 

About Luxor Cabs: Established in 1928, Luxor Cabs was one of the very first taxicab companies in San Francisco and has grown to be the second-largest company in the area. Innovative, community-oriented, and ever-growing, Luxor Cabs is a true San Francisco icon.

 

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