The Chief of Police may revoke any driver’s permit if the person holding such permit violates any of the requirements imposed by this subchapter upon such drivers, including, but not limited to: failing to maintain the records or make the reports required by the provisions of this subchapter; failing to give proper treatment to taxicab passengers as required by § 113.48; failing to display the information required by § 113.49; failing to maintain the markings on the taxicab required by § 113.50; or is convicted of a felony, or a violation of any federal or state statute relating to the use, or possession or sale of alcoholic beverages or narcotic barbiturate drugs, or conviction of a third violation of traffic laws or ordinances, or a violation of any state or federal statute relating to prostitution, or becomes addicted to or is a habitual user of alcoholic beverages or narcotic or barbiturate drugs, or has made any false statement in the application for a driver’s permit. When a taxicab driver permit is revoked, the holder shall cease operation of taxicabs immediately and surrender the permit to the Chief of Police or his or her designee.
(Ord. passed 12-1-2009)