Cubans with classic American cars — or even rusty Russian sedans — are being encouraged to apply for taxi licenses and set their own prices for the first time in nearly a decade as the communist ...

Havana's taxis, most of them vintage American cars that have traditionally shared the service they offer, for the first time in decades face the unusual situation of having to compete for passengers, ...

HAVANA — Cuba says it will lift a nine-year ban on new private taxis, approving a dash of private enterprise on the communist-run island and potentially legalizing thousands of unauthorized cabbies ...

HAVANAHAVANA — Jose Obdilio Duran’s ’57 Chevy has holes in its mottled floor, a passenger window that can’t be rolled up and no inside panels on its doors. But the 71-year-old retiree wants to put the ...

I have two buddies who drive taxis. One is my across-the-street neighbor Rod, who drives a modern Yellow Cab all over Birmingham. The other is Israel, who drives a dull blue 1952 Ford Customline Coupe ...

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An curved arrow pointing right. Business Insider sent three reporters to Havana, Cuba, to experience the city as tourists. While classic American cars are one of the main modes of transportation in ...

Tourists ride on a double-decker bus in Havana, Cuba, December 27, 2017. REUTERS/Alexandre Meneghini HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba's government said on Thursday it was importing hundreds of microbuses and ...

HAVANA — Dany Pérez had spent four days in a line of vehicles waiting to fill his truck with the diesel fuel he needs for the 560-mile trip from Havana to his home in eastern Cuba. Taxi driver Jhojan ...

HAVANA (AP) — Dany Pérez had spent four days in a line of vehicles waiting to fill his truck with diesel he needs for the 900-kilometers (560-mile) trip from Havana to his home in eastern Cuba. Taxi ...

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