Adirondack Cab Companies: Have a Happy New Year!

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By Diane Chase

Please be careful whether you are celebrating New Year's Eve with family, friends or a huge group of people. Here are taxi and cab services for your convenience.

Remember to always take a taxi* or ask a friend to be a designated driver if you are drinking, no matter how little you feel the amount is that you've consumed! Be careful, be safe and have a Happy 2011.






Lake Placid / Lake Placid / Tupper Lake


Corrow's ADK Taxi, 518-523-9091 or 518-891-3849


Lavigne Taxi Service, 518-891-2444

Rick's Taxi, 518-523-4741

Tri Lakes Taxi, 518-891-0022


Tupper Taxi, 518- 359-9800




Wilmington


L & R Taxi, 5566 Nys Route 86, Wilmington, 518-946-2222




Plattsburgh

City Taxi, 518-561-7777

C&L Taxi, 58-572-3830

Macey Taxi, 518-562-1717


Westport/ Ticonderoga

Mountain Taxi, 518- 962-2977

Adirondack Cab Company, 518-585-2222


Brant Lake

Brant Lake & Transport Service, 518-494-2507


Lake George/ Warrensburg/ North Creek

Glens Falls Transportation, 518-747-9000

Consolidated Taxi Service/ Lake George Taxi, 518-668-9600

Georgi's Taxi Service, 800-655-5036




Gloversville/ Caroga Lake

Express Taxi, 518-725-6780

Glove City Taxi, 518-773-7575

Cab Company, 518-725-8294


Lowville/ Inlet/ Old Forge and beyond
Lewis County Taxi Service, 315-376-4714
Ace Taxi Service, 315-709-9789
Little Falls Taxi & Limousine, 315-823-0700
Annie's Taxi, 315-429-9991

*If I neglected to add someone or omitted in error, please let me know and I will gladly add to the list. 



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