By The Associated Press NEW YORK - Some of the city's taxi drivers went on strike Monday to protest new rules requiring installation of equipment that would let passengers watch TV, pay with credit cards and check their location on GPS.

By Stephen Foley The walk-out by one of the main drivers' unions was the second in as many months, and came as the city insisted it would press ahead with the introduction of new credit-card machines and a system for tracking cabs using global positioning system technology.

NEW YORK - A second strike in six weeks by New York City cabbies did little to slow the city Monday, as familiar fleets of yellow cabs lined up as usual outside transportation hubs.

By KAREN MATTHEWS NEW YORK - Some of the city's taxi drivers went on strike Monday to continue their protest against new additions to their cabs that let customers watch TV and pay with credit cards, as well as allowing drivers' employers to track them with GPS.

By KAREN MATTHEWS NEW YORK - Taxi drivers angry about a new rule requiring the installation of global positioning systems and credit card machines in cabs are planning a second one-day strike in six weeks on Monday.