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>everywhere in the EU I've never had issues with taxi drivers trying to scam me in Vienna.
by ginko 7y ago
>everywhere in the EU
I've never had issues with taxi drivers trying to scam me in Vienna.
- mosselman 7y agoTry Italy, Greece, Spain and Czech Republic to name a few. I don't like Uber as a company, but I dislike Taxi's in foreign countries a lot more. It is not the foreign part that I dislike, but not knowing the formal and informal rules. What if the meter starts at 5 euros? Is that a normal amount here? What if the meter isn't turned on and the driver insists that I make a deal? Is that normal here? etc. Uber might be more expensive than local taxi's in some places, but at least I know what I get.
- kowdermeister 7y agoCome to Budapest :) hint: never get into freelancer taxis.
- glenneroo 7y agoI agree, except if you're getting a taxi from the airport, as plenty of drivers will happily add on 10-20€ to your price. I always recommend to visiting friends to shop around for a better price, or to just order online (google: taxi airport vienna and lots of websites will pop-up).