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When fares are lower and how to avoid surge pricing
Almost everyone who uses taxis in the UK is familiar with the question of why the price of a journey in the app is sometimes higher than expected.
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Where it’s better to hail a Black Cab and where an app is more cost-effective
In Britain, especially in its capital, there are two popular ways to use a taxi: hail a legendary Black Cab on the street or use an app such as Uber or Bolt.
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Time-saving and toll-avoiding tips
Cars have long been considered the most convenient form of transport for travelling around Europe and the UK, among other places.
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Is a child booster seat required, and how to request one?
Transporting children in a taxi is a popular choice for parents in the UK. This solution can be convenient for daily trips to school, transfers to the airport, or even for solving emergency unforeseen situations.
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Can the fare be fixed in advance?
Taxi customers in the UK often want to know the cost of a ride in advance. Unlike situations where the price is formed by the meter during the ride, having a fixed rate allows you to avoid unpleasant surprises, especially when ordering during rush hour or going to the airport.
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How to recover lost property?
Forgetting something in a taxi is a common occurrence. The phone slipped into the seat gap, the bag was left in the trunk, and sometimes the shopping bag was left on the floor.