As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise indicates, the following words and terms shall have the meanings given herein.
The driving of an empty taxicab to and fro along a public street at a slow rate of speed for the obvious purpose of soliciting passengers.
Includes an individual, copartnership, association, corporation or joint-stock company, their lessees, trustees or receivers.
A section of a public street or public place set apart for the exclusive use of a limited number of taxicabs when the section is distinctly marked as a taxicab stand by a metal sign attached to a stanchion on the curb or other conspicuous place, or by clearly visible marks upon the surface of the street or public place.
Includes any street, road, avenue, park, parkway, highway or other public place.
Includes any automobile or motorcar commonly called "taxi," "auto cab," "omnibus," or by whatever name or designation it may now or hereafter be known or designated, engaging in the business of carrying passengers for hire, which is held out, announced or advertised to operate or run or which is operated to run over any of the streets or highways of the Township, and particularly accepts and discharges any person for transportation from points or places within the Township; or which is hired by charter or for a particular contract or by the day or hour or other fixed period or to transport passengers to a specified place or places; or which charges a fare or price agreed upon in advance between the operator and the passenger. Nothing contained in this section shall be construed to include any motor vehicle by whatever name or designation used and employed solely in transporting schoolchildren or teachers, or autobuses which are subject to the jurisdiction of the board of public utility commissioners.