Other crossword clues for answer "CABS"
- CABS
- Airport waiters?
- Airport-terminal queue
- Hacks
- Manhattanites hail them
- Rainy day rarities
- Yellow and Checker
- Fleet competing with Uber
- Things with medallions
- Some bottles in the wine cellar
- Some airport arrivals
- Yellow rows of taxis?
- Wheels for hire
- Urban fleet
- Street fleet
- They make pickups
- Taxis
- City conveyances
- Vehicles for hire
- Jitneys
- Some are checkered
- Vehicles with medallions
- Airport transports
- Londoners must pass a rigorous test called The Knowledge to operate them legally
- Some vehicles... or parts of some vehicles
- You might raise your hand to call on them
- They were used to bring French soldiers to the front lines in the WWI Battle of the Marne
- Cars with meters
- Hacks on the pavement
- Fare carriers
- They're hailed in cities
- Semi compartments
- Penn Station lineup
- Truck parts
- Fare traders?
- Metered rides
- They get you off your feet and use meters
- Airport vehicles
- They have meters and motors
- Checkered vehicles
- Airport lineup
- Truckers' spots
- Downtown rides
- They're called on account of rain
- City fleet
- Hailed transporters
- Public vehicles
- Street transportation
- Takes a taxi
- Metered vehicles
- Hansoms
- Semi parts
- Stand waiters
- They're hailed from sidewalks
- Airport curb queue
- Hailed wheels
- Waiters at a stand
- Semi sections
- Hotel entrance lineup
- They sit at stands
- Fare dealers?
- Hired rides
- They're grabbed on corners
- Train station waiters
- Airport idlers
- Red options, briefly
- Uber competitors
- Vehicles with meters
- Rides for hire
- Wine choices
- Many big reds
- Many have meters
- Station lineup
- Metered fleet
- Uber alternatives
- Semi areas
- Checker products
- City vehicles
- Fleet members
- Medallion sporters
- Traffic controllers' stations
- Airport queue
- City transports
- Urban transports
- Urban vehicles
- Tourist transports
- Cars for hire
- Members of a certain fleet
- Metered wheels
- Parts of 18-wheelers
- Autos for hire
- Truck compartments
- Line at the airport
- What some fleets consist of
- Urban conveyances
- Autos with meters
- Cars in an airport line
- Urban cars for hire
- Cars that are called
- Chariots of hire?
- Fiacres.
- Carriages.
- Means of transportation.
- Engineers' compartments.
- Relatives of jitneys.
- Stock cars.
- Hired cars.
- Fare bearers.
- Motormen's milieux.
- Things to hail.
- Truckdrivers' compartments.
- Vehicles.
- N. Y. C. fleet.
- Part of the street scene.
- Elusive vehicles.
- Certain cars.
- Crane features.
- City conveniences
- Carriers of fares.
- Cruisers of a kind.
- Uses public transport.
- Locomotive areas
- Conveyances
- Truck areas
- Engineers' places
- Truck sections
- Holmes's hansoms
- Areas in trucks
- Rainy-day scarcities
- Urban transportation
- Yonkers honkers
- They once were checkered
- City shortage in bad weather
- Crane operators' perches
- Stand vehicles
- Hacks around the city
- Members of a yellow fleet
- They're hailed in cities everywhere
- Yellow fleet
- They're fare-minded
- Ones with stands
- Semi-detachable parts?
- Where truckers sit
- Some urban rides
- Airport fleet
- They're often yellow or checkered
- Checkers, for instance
- Fleet on the street
- Much-hailed group
- Napa options, informally
- Icons of New York City
- Ones whose business is picking up?
- Fleet on Fleet Street
- Pickup line?
- They're hailed on Broadway
- Stock at a wine bar
- They measure miles in meters
- Line at an airport
- They might be caught in the rain
- Vehicles with credit card readers
- Hacks' cars
- What Kravitz couldn't get on 1st album hit
- Municipal fleet
- Widely hailed urban conveniences?
- Dispatched vehicles
- Hailed ones?
- They must be hailed
- They're all around JFK
- They're hailed in the city
- City beepers
- Quarters for truckers
- Trucker's rest areas, sometimes
- Even the greatest men hail them
- Members of the hack pack
- Pickup enclosures
- They form an airport queue
- They may be called on account of rain
- Truckers' rest areas?
- Curb queuers, sometimes
- Vehicles at stands
- Alternatives to buses
- They get hailed
- Hailed vehicles
- All hail them?
- Airport curb line-up
- Metered movers
- Alternatives to Ubers
- Airport-to-hotel transports
- These are hailed in New York
- Hailers' targets
- Many Manhattan rides
- Hack pack members
- Manhattan rides
- They arrive and take off at airports
- They're for hacks
- They have their own stands
- Hansoms for hire
- Men and women of all ages hail them
- Taxies
- Checker Motors made them
- Hotel-to-airport rides
- Rides summoned by doormen
- More than one 38-Across
- Some red wines, for short
- Some red wines, casually
- Truckers' enclosures
- Alternatives to Lyfts
- Vehicles that are often yellow
- They're hailed
- Truckers' venues
- Station queue
- They sport medallions
- Their business is picking up
- Town cars?
- Some reds
- Alternatives to zins
- Their work is picking up
- Urban autos
- Alternatives to zins...or Ubers
