“When the hospital called me at 2 a.m. to say that my mom was dying, I had to wait until the buses started running at 7 a.m. to go see her because there were no cabs available.” — Maureen Green
	“Finding an accessible taxi in New York City is like an Elvis sighting. I saw one once but it was in use. I want to take a cab with my family and friends.” — Jean Ryan
	“When my wheelchair died, I had no way to get back home. I was stranded. I needed an accessible taxi.” — Edith Prentiss
	“My husband died and I needed accessible cabs to get to his wake and funeral, but there were none.” — Ellen Nuzzi
	“I need a cab to get to and from my friend's wedding.” — Douglas Pucci
	“I want accessible taxis because it's too cold to always take the bus.” — Carr Massi
	“Sometimes we just need the convenience of a taxi to get to work on time because the bus and Access-A-Ride are perpetually late.” — Joseph Skeete
	“I need a cab for the times when Access-A-Ride is very late or doesn't show up.” — Queen Naomi Francis
	“You have to walk, honey, because my wheelchair can't fit in a taxi sedan. Just ten blocks more. Hey! My daughter and I want to go on ALL forms of transportation, taxis included!” — Craig Wallenstein and daughter Piper
	“It was very difficult arriving at the airport. There were no wheelchair accessible taxis available. I had to be carried into a van by four people and my wheelchair had to be manhandled into a van as well, only to get into Manhattan to get to my hotel.” — Sam Sullivan, Mayor of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada