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The INnovators: PocketCab
PocketCab is a new app that allows users to hail, track and pay for taxis with their smartphones. Founder Avram Rampersaud explains how the technology works. He will be featured at the Innovation Showcase July 11 at the Dallara Facility in Speedway.
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