So what’s Boston’s plan for the taxi industry?
Two years in the making and 224 pages long, the “Go Boston 2030 Vision and Action Plan” released by Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s administration this week is a wide-ranging blueprint of the city’s transportation future. It ponders a new super-regional transit agency, massive public transit projects, and “smart” traffic signals, among dozens of other ambitious ideas.
There is, however, one notable omission: taxis.
Over the course of 10 sections, taxis are mentioned only in passing several times, including in a table as a transportation mode under the category “other,” along with motorcycles.
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