1. a place where taxis or cabs wait for passengers, typically on a street or in a public area
Usage: chiefly British English; North American equivalent is 'taxi stand'

Examples

• I waited at the cabstand outside the train station for a ride.
• There's a cabstand near the hotel where you can easily find a taxi.
• The cabstand was busy during rush hour with several cabs lined up.
• She walked to the nearest cabstand to catch a cab home.
• The city installed a new cabstand in the downtown area to improve transportation.