What is another word for hackney coach?
Pronunciation: [hˈaknɪ kˈə͡ʊt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
The term "hackney coach" refers to a taxi-like form of transportation that was commonly used in the 19th century. Synonyms for this term include "hack," "cab," "hackney carriage," "horse-drawn carriage," and "stagecoach." These vehicles were often used for hire in large cities and were pulled by horses. Typically, a driver would stand at the front of the vehicle and direct the horses to their destination. While hackney coaches are no longer a common mode of transportation, the term has become a colloquialism for any type of hired car service. Today, alternatives to the hackney coach may include ride-sharing services, taxis, and limousines.
