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You should get a license for the county in which you reside. You can find a listing of Maryland counties in Resources. Get a taxi driver license application from your county government. Many counties have these applications available for download on their websites. I hope that this page has helped you find out which cab company operated the vehicle that caused you grief or cheer, possibly. According to regulations in effect in , each cab in Maryland has a distinctive registration sequence and color.
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