- companies,
forced jitneys out of
business in most places. By the end of 1916, only 6,000
jitneys remained.
Operators were
referred to as "
jitney men." They were...
- Look up
jitney in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Jitney may
refer to: Ford
Model T, an
influential car also
colloquially known as a "
jitney" when used...
-
incorporate the
jitney system,
which has
grown since 2000.
Legislation to
regulate them has been
introduced in the New
Jersey Legislature. Many
jitneys, including...
- by
returning veterans. It
would be
jitneys that
would carry many of the cash
customers to the
store and back.
Jitney was also a
slang term for a nickel...
-
residents turn to
jitneys—unofficial,
unlicensed taxi cabs—that
operate in the community. This play
portrays the
lives of the
jitney drivers at the station...
- for
regulating jitneys,
found 23 out of 33
jitneys to be unsafe,
which were
taken out of service.
Claims have also been made that
jitneys cause congestion...
-
Hampton Jitney is a
commuter bus
company based in Southampton, New York. It
operates three primary routes from the east end of Long
Island (The Hamptons...
- A
Jitney Elopement was
Charlie Chaplin's
fifth film for
Essanay Films. It
starred Chaplin and Edna
Purviance as lovers, with
Purviance wanting Chaplin...
- (Include
minibus and midibus) Dala dala in
Tanzania Dollar van a.k.a.
jitneys, in the
United States. Dolmuş in
Turkey Modern Jeepney in the Philippines...
- The
Atlantic City
Jitney ****ociation (ACJA) is an ****ociation of
operators of
minibus service in
Atlantic City, New Jersey,
providing service at all times...
