Taxi Stand near me

Peter's Square to find the nearest taxi rank. Some cities, such as London and New York, have some older taxi ranks with special lamps marked with "TAXI" on the sides.

Do you have a taxi stand near here?

Do you have a taxi stand near here? There' s such an amount of taxis all over the town on all the roads all the while, even later in the evening... You' ll never have a trouble getting a text, or you can have the reception at your local resort call one for you. antOn44_1.....

Frankly, I'm not sure what a "taxi stand" is at all. I would strongly suggest the metro as it is neat, comfortable and effective. Our walk through this neighbourhood (to and from the metro, to the supermarket and to the restaurants) was extensive and we always felt very secure, morning and evening. Obtain a good metro schedule and you won't need a taxi or auto unless you're planning trips out of town, which we did with a rented one.

From what I remember, there's no taxi rank around here. Well, the goddamn motel will help you get one. It does not make much point, however, to take a taxi, as the transport in Barcelona is very strong and time-consuming. There are 2 busses departing from the guesthouse for 2,10 ?.

Taxi stand localization - Paris Forum

One of the most disappointing things about our journey to Paris last year was that we couldn't find a taxi rank - or even one to hail it! For almost an hours we were standing at a taxi stand in front of the Louve and started to walk - luckily about 30 minutes later we called a taxi!

Anybody know where, maybe on the web, they have a Parisian taxi ranks card? Thank you, every proper citymap shows a M for the location of the taxi ranks. They can write down a few taxi numbers and call one to pick you up (they are charged from the moment they quit their post).

Below is a list: Is there a good explanation why you have to depend on a taxi and not on the buses or subways? Nearly every subway stop has a taxi stand in view. Taxi ranks can also be found on the RATP website. Type an adress, a location, and so on. And as already said, many cards have taxi ranks on which taxis are located.

I' ve just been considering this issue since I'm leaving for the first in October. Most of the day/evening I am planning to use the metro, but I do not take overnight busses after the metro is over. Fordors ( and many other book and pages) suggest that the best thing for me to do is to get the place or place to call one for you (and foot the bill for the taxi to get to you) at the end of the week (after the metro closes on weekends). oops looks like DJ and Travnutty got things here.

We never had a trouble marking a taxi when we were out of range of vision of a stand later in the day. Actually, we were amazed to be able to do this one afternoon after supper, when it was raining, just around the edge of the taxi stand opposite Deux Magots.

But more generally, if you are so near a stand, you have to go there and get in line if there is one. Taxis that we have used in the past (outside Chatelet and Tour Mauborg) have a key that you can push to call a taxi if there is none. As we were near the Bois de Bologne, after we had seen Cirque du Soleil and couldn't find a taxi, we asked in a libanese diner if they could call one for us.

You did this liberally and the proprietor didn't even want us to let him have a good one for his effort - in fact he gave us some free beer as the taxi would take about half an hours according to the taxi firm. We' ll be courageous this year and use the subway --- we are living in Houston and don't use buses, so last year's thought was too discouraging........but we are planning to defy it and smile when we get lost. Maybe we'll have to go back to the subway.

But a few more issues. The subway tickets are also available on this route............................................ Due to lack of activity, this thread has been dropped for new postings.