by Kim M 
In the land of transportation woes, Greenpoint has got another thing to worry about. It’s a yellow graveyard growing on the outer-edges of Provost Street. No, these aren’t daisies growing in a cemetery; these are the remains of discarded NYC cabbies which nobody wants to claim.
For a good part of the year, this graveyard has crept outside of the crowded taxi dispatch, McGuiness Management Corporation, located on…
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thanks for the article Kim! do you know if there is any recourse for having all of the taxis lining the streets (and taking up residential parking spots)?
That’s a good question, Sioban. I don’t know of any recourse except for parking tickets and 311 complaints. Unfortunately for the McGuiness dispatch, I think they might have another problem on the horizon. The city just rolled out a new fleet of taxis which they are encouraging cabbies to drive. You can read about it here.