"You let a stranger into your life"

Most passengers are no trouble. Some are even famous. But then there are the ones who vomit on the back seat, run off without paying, or go into labour. Who'd be a cabbie? What do they really think about their job? And what do their stories reveal about Britain today? Guardian writers took a ba...

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Published in:The Guardian (London) 2009-03, p.18-29
Main Authors: Barkham, Patrick, Barnicoat, Becky, Chesters, Anna, Cook, Emma, Freeman, Hadley, Henley, Jon, Jeffries, Stuart, McDonald, Henry, Moss, Stephen, Northedge, Charlotte, Oldfield, Helen, Petridis, Alexis, Pool, Hannah, Spencer, Liese, Wainwright, Martin
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Language:English
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Summary:Most passengers are no trouble. Some are even famous. But then there are the ones who vomit on the back seat, run off without paying, or go into labour. Who'd be a cabbie? What do they really think about their job? And what do their stories reveal about Britain today? Guardian writers took a back seat to find out. (Author abstract - amended)
ISSN:0261-3077