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Taxi 07 Roads Forward, a collaborative effort of the New York City TLC and the Design Trust for Public Space, is a comprehensive look at the taxi industry and the ways in which it could better serve the public over the next decade.

This document is the culmination of a creative exercise and contains recommendations that have not been endorsed by the TLC, but rather will serve as the foundation of discussions and explorations to come.
 
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Industry Information | How to Request Records From the TLC

General Information
Requests for records/information from the TLC are called FOIL requests.  FOIL is the acronym for the Freedom of Information Law.  Pursuant to this law all requests for records/information are analyzed.  See Public Officer’s Law, Article 6, Sections 87 through 90.

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Procedure
1. All requests need to be reduced to writing. The Records Access Officer does not supply responses for any requests for records via telephone. Therefore, all requests made for records need to be faxed or mailed to our office, marked to the attention of the Records Access Officer (“RAO”).

2. The address is: 
TLC,
40 Rector Street,
5th Floor, Legal Department,
New York, New York, 10006.
Attn.: Records Access Officer

3. The fax number is: 212-676-1102.

4. Pursuant to the Public Officer’s Law, Article 6, Section 89.3, a FOIL request must “reasonably describe” the record being requested. An accurate description of a record will enable easier identification of that record.

5. You will receive either the documents requested, or an acknowledgement of your request from the TLC within (5) business days of receipt of your FOIL request.

6. If you have any questions concerning the correspondence received from the TLC, you may appeal to the General Counsel.





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