i am trying to get a basic set of rules and regulations for a taxicab dispatcher?
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you are a little vague, but driver safety should be first. i worked for a cab company for 5 years, and it was always this way. corner calls after dark were optional, and if there is an address that is known to have problems, or if a cab driver picked up someone and was robbed, it was usually boycotted. any night that a driver had problems in a bad neighborhood, cabs were banned from pickups for the rest of the night. cooperate with the cops, and other cab drivers. if your driver gets robbed, call the other company's, and ask for the same, so you can warn your drivers. have a fair and firm dispatch policy...if you 'feed' certain drivers all the good calls, you will end up not being able to keep drivers. if you don't have good drivers, your business will suffer. don't overbook your timecalls. if you have twenty people asking for 6am pickups, and you know you only have ten drivers, or less, be honest. tell them at least that you will put them down, but don't guarantee it. keep a record of all calls. we have a time clock, and each call is written on a little card with a hole punched in the top. the pickup and destination are written down. punch the time you get the call, the time driver calls in picked up, and calls in vacant. this is good for safety, you know where your drivers are and about how long before they are available for another call. it helps if the cops come around, or if drivers complain that someone else got their call. it also helps if someone gets kidnapped,like i did...knowing where i was supposed to be headed, where i had picked up and what time, the dispatcher got a clue that there was a problem, and called the cops.
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try the Scootmans guide
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You will have to contact human resources and payroll dept.  Depending on the company, I am sure there is a handbook somewhere that has all the rules and regulations(most of it is in small print).  Good luck!
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http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2006-11,GGLG:en&q=compress+in+cab+format
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Check this out http://www.gadebridgebc.org.uk/GBCbadminton_rules.htm
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Visit the site (copy & paste it.) http://directory.google.com/Top/Business/Transportation_and_Logistics/Maritime/Ship_Owners_and_Management/
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http://www.dti.gov.uk/employment/employment-legislation/working-time-regs/
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It depends on where you live. Many states have "Cinderella curfews," where the driver cannot be out past midnight without a note from an employer. Others have restrictions regarding the number of passengers or age of those passengers. For specific information based on where you live, visit the website of your state's Department of Motor Vehicles. You can find this site by running a Yahoo search with the name of your state and "DMV."
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Contact your state's Department of Transportation or the US government's Department of Transportation.  They may have a checklist or booklet for you to use.
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Go to your local department of licensing or department of motor vehicles.
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this is their official website\ndig in you'll find what you need.\n\nhttp://www.dmv.ca.gov/
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http://www.ncdot.org/DMV/vehicle_services/registrationtitling/howToRegister.html
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The have a nice website that tells all about the rules and procedures.  Check out the link below.
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You will have to setup rules for that purpose.\n\nClick on tools "Rules and alerts"\n\nand then from there, you can select your options and requirements.
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Taxi - cab \n Originally ==Cabriolet == a  2 wheeled ,covered, one horse chaise\n\n Cabby     (coll oq.) ==   for  cab / taxi driver .\n\n Cab =  a covered vehicle (or coach) that was  let out for hire  \n\n  cab== is a covered vehicle, let out for hire \n  now  ( licenced with a taxi-meter) \n\nCab = a covered area, where the driver of a train operates from\n.\nhere is a site, you may find of interest as well \n\nI Hope this has helped \n\n>^,,^<\n\nTaxi History - London Vintage Taxi Association \nA potted history of the London taxi cab written by the London Vintage Taxi Association... \nhttp://www.lvta.co.uk/history.htm
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http://www.altavista.com/web/results?itag=ody&q=duties+of+a+conservator+of+an+adult+incapacitated+pers&kgs=1&kls=0
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You need to contact those particular local governments... since each can vary a great deal. I personally have no clue since I nor anyone I know live in a mobil home or trailer park.