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Taxi fares
#1
Thought this may be useful......pic taken last year, so  fares may be slightly different now ( but think not)
Well damn me,I cannot add the photo!!

EDIT: added the photo. Sam


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#2
Nope, nothing works for me. So, Sam, as this thread is useless without the photo can you delete it for me please.
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#3
You can use the Presupuesto in here to get fares:

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Strange question— if you have a return errand, is it cheaper to get a taxi to wait for you than to pick up another while you're finished?

An acquaintance of ours told us they paid just €25 for a taxi to Puerto and back from Caleta, including a 15 minute wait on the taxi's part while they picked up something in Ideal. Considering we usually pay about €20 just coming from the airport, this seemed very reasonable to us! A couple of days later, I had to run up to Woodside, so we got the taxi to take us up, wait, and bring us home. The metre was reading about €8 when we turned off the main road, but when we got back to Caleta, she only charged us about €11— and that included a five minute wait while I did my business in the warehouse.

Can anyone explain this? Does it have something to do with the fact that taxis can't pick up a fare once they've left their designated pick-up area, and it works out as more Money for them to wait and drive us back at half price than to drive back empty and let a Puerto taxi take us home separately? I'd love if someone could clear this up for me!
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Have sent you my photo Sam......
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(28-12-2018, 02:35 AM)Ducks Wrote: Strange question— if you have a return errand, is it cheaper to get a taxi to wait for you than to pick up another while you're finished?

An acquaintance of ours told us they paid just €25 for a taxi to Puerto and back from Caleta, including a 15 minute wait on the taxi's part while they picked up something in Ideal. Considering we usually pay about €20 just coming from the airport, this seemed very reasonable to us! A couple of days later, I had to run up to Woodside, so we got the taxi to take us up, wait, and bring us home. The metre was reading about €8 when we turned off the main road, but when we got back to Caleta, she only charged us about €11— and that included a five minute wait while I did my business in the warehouse.

Can anyone explain this? Does it have something to do with the fact that taxis can't pick up a fare once they've left their designated pick-up area, and it works out as more money for them to wait and drive us back at half price than to drive back empty and let a Puerto taxi take us home separately? I'd love if someone could clear this up for me!
My understanding of it is this they can pick up passengers after they have left their original pick up point, but only if it is the same Ayumento, example My wife got a taxi from Los rotundas and picked me up in Ideal no problem they simply add the extra passenger supplements, but getting a taxi from The Airport and picking me up in Caleta was a no-no, as it is picking up outside of their original Ayumento, simply put a Rosario taxi can drop you anywhere on the Island ut can only pick up within Rosario and it obviously applies to all te oher Ayumntos.
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I have heard that taxi drivers in some cases are charging anything between Euros 50 - 100 for a fare to the airport. I am going to try and put a stop to that one way or another so asking for some information from those of you have been "done"!

Did the driver tell you  the fare before you set off?  Or was a huge surprise when you got to the airport?

Was the meter running as normal or switched off?

Did you pay?
Did you have a "discussion" with driver? 

etc etc.  Any info woud be helpful, if you prefer to PM me then that's OK.

thanks
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#8
Not surprising that some will be trying it on !! Are taxi fares government regulated I wonder or can they call this “exceptional circumstances” & get away with it 🤔🤔
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My friends had to get a taxi on Friday to the airport, the taxi driver would not take both of them in one taxi so they had to get 2 taxis!

The cost 90 Euro.

Total Rip off and it will put people off visiting Fuerteventura in the future.
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Tigga1958 , were they informed of that cost before setting off?
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