LOUISVILLE — Traveling along waterfront may become as easy as raising your arm to hail a taxi.

        What officials have in mind is a floating cab.

        The Waterfront Development Corp. is talking with a firefighter who wants to operate a floating taxi service along the revitalized riverfront. The service would reach across the Ohio River to southern Indiana.

        “I think it would be very popular,” Mike Kimmel, deputy director of the waterfront organization, said Friday.

        In the Tristate, officials have discussed a water taxi run by the Southbank Shuttle that would carry people across the Ohio between Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.

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