Motorcycle Taxi Service To Launch In LA

Hailing a cab in Los Angeles can be pretty tough, and even once you
manage to flag one down, there's no guarantee you won't end up in
gridlock a few minutes later. A new company is hoping to circumvent
that issue by introducing a new idea to the U.S. - motorcycle taxi
services.
The idea has been used successfully for years in Europe. Now, Moto
Limos Club is reportedly launching the first motorcycle taxi
service for the U.S., according to Autoblog.
The service will reportedly debut with 15 Honda Goldwings in the
fleet. For riders who might not feel entirely comfortable on a
two-wheeler, there will also be a number of Bombardier Can Am
Spyders, although the company has not revealed precisely how
many.
Unlike hailing a cab, however, the Moto Limos Club works on a
membership business model. Companies or single riders will pay a
fee to belong to the club, then be able to call the service when
they need it.
Since it's primarily aimed a business people who need to travel
around the city, riders will be provided with a Bluetooth-equipped
motorcycle helmet, so they can even take important calls in transit
if need be.