Taxi in Seward

Trooper, check out the cab drivers on hijack.

The Alaska State Troopers are conducting an investigation into the crash that happened early last Friday at the junction of Nash Road and Salmon Creek Road in Seward. The taxi operator Jack Walganski, 54, also known as "Mad Jack" and "Quacker Jack", drove his 2000 Chrysler Voyager taxi eastwards on Nash Road when he was beamed T by someone who drove a 2001 Mazda Miata darkgreen, who drove a stop sign southwards on Salmon Creek Road and met him just after Midnight on Sunday 27 July.

A taxi fell headlong into the precipitous trench off Salmon Creek Road and Walganski was taken to Providence Seward Medical & Care Center with slight injury. And the other one crashed into the trench on the other side of Salmon Creek Road, and this guy escaped. There were no other violations recorded and no suspects arrested, Trooper said.

Anybody with information about the accident can call the Alaska State Troopers in Seward at 288-3346. Made Jack and his taxi are a well-known, interesting sightseeing in Seward. A taxi's front and back bodies were completely decorated with gold-painted canards, with front and back heads and tails, and it had a bugle with a strong noise of canards.

A lot of the golden teals were absent after the crash, but the troopers don't think they were thefts.

Wassertaxi-Calendar in Seward Alaska

There' re three taxis. Disclaimer for Supplements: Our Supplement is calculated using the $3.90 or less per unit rate for petrol. Passengers will be charged an extra supplement at check-in if your daily refuel costs exceed $3.90 per gallon on the date of your cruise.

A full days charter will be charged with an extra $10 per passenger for 6 to 16 passenger boat. A half night charter is charged with an extra $5 per passenger for 6 to 16 passenger boat. Aquatic taxi customers receive an extra $2.00 per each.

There will be no adjustment if your petrol costs are under $3.90. Please note: Due to the opportunities costs and the prices of fuels, we have at least 4 persons on these tours. Michael A is a 36-foot boat for up to 24 persons.

Michael A" bedient die Resurrection Bay, Day Harbor, Kenai Fjords National Park, Aialik Bay et Northwestern Fjord. Second ship is a 32-foot dock. ThomaSea is a five-star security ship that can carry six people. Thomasea bietet die Resurrection Bay, Day Harbor, Kenai Fjords National Park, Aialik Bay et Northwestern Fjord.

And the third ship is a smaller sea taxi, the Salty, a 24-foot outdoor skip carrying six people. Only the Resurrection Bay Area is served by this sea taxi. Saltwater taxis are available at the Captain's option for unplanned or after-hours journeys at an extra charge of $15 per passenger with a min. of two persons.

There is a boyfriend with a daily taxiship who assists in Kenai Fjords National Park, Prince William Sound Area, Prince William Sound Area, Day Harbor, Nuka Bay Area and Resurrection Bay Area, so if we can't do the taxi, we can direct you to him. If you are not ready at the moment of your trip, the boat taxi cannot be waiting and you will have to change your schedule to the next available one.

The majority of aquatic taxi periods involve accompanied paddling kayaks on a scheduled timetable. Leave enough space for park, register, load and transport equipment to the dock, use the toilet, etc. When you rent a canoe from us for your boat taxi ride, please take additional hours for your canoe hire and check-out.