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Quick Takeaways Comparison Table – Who Actually Wins in 2026? Option Base Fare 2026 (est.) Congestion Surcharge Worst-Case Surge Reality Fixed Rate? Insurance & Licensing (TLC) Avg Rating Feb 2026 Notes Yellow Taxi $70 fixed Manhattan $0.75 20% holiday spikes Yes Full TLC coverage ~3/5 Reliable but cash drama; hybrids common; >50% accessible Uber/Lyft $50–80

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Quick Takeaways Man… I still remember the night the Uber price jumped to $412 while this poor guy from London stood in the rain at JFK, phone glowing, face just… defeated. Twenty-something years crawling around New York streets will do that to you—teach you exactly how fast hope turns to quiet panic when ground transport

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Quick Takeaways Man… reliable taxi to JFK airport. Say those words to anyone who’s flown out of New York and watch their eyes glaze over with that mix of dread and resignation. I’ve lived it—Emily Davis, 20+ years of breathing this city’s exhaust and broken promises. That moment when your flight’s boarding in 90 minutes

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Quick Takeaways Full Comparison Table Option Base Fare 2026 (est.) Congestion Surcharge Worst-Case Surge Reality Fixed Rate? Insurance & Licensing Avg Rating (early 2026) Notes Yellow Taxi $70 Manhattan flat $2.50 N/A (but waits + tips = $110–130) Yes TLC full ~3/5 Easy to hail, large accessible fleet, frequent delay complaints Uber/Lyft $65–$140 variable $2.75

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Quick Takeaways (The Stuff You Actually Care About) Man… taxi to JFK airport reviews 2026. Just typing that phrase already brings back the smell of wet asphalt on the Van Wyck, the low growl of engines idling forever, and that sinking feeling when the fare meter keeps climbing way past what you budgeted. I’ve lived

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