Minot taxi companies are struggling with longer drive times, more calls for service and fares that take cabs as far as Minnesota, the Minot Daily News reports.
The Bakken oil field boom has brought more people to the region, more flights to Minot's airport and more hotels to the city, all of which are driving demand for Minot taxi service. A new cab company said cross-town drive times have doubled in the 10 months it's been in business. The operator, Central Cab, is also challenged with dispatcher…
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