MEL_Traveller
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I’m sure some taxi drivers would love to tell us Mascot = CBD!So does this mean $60 from international to mascot as well ?
I’m sure some taxi drivers would love to tell us Mascot = CBD!So does this mean $60 from international to mascot as well ?
Still much cheaper to just take one of the waiting ubers and know the exact fare; no ability for them to make up some reason why the fixed fare does not apply.
The language on the Point to Point page is not ambiguous, stating from airport taxi ranks to the defined CBD area - no mention of vice versa, between, or any alternate combinations.one way...FROM the Airport.
Anybody know for sure?
I feel more confident going to the airport, rather than a taxi driver, who might have been waiting hours at the airport, trying to make some money off me on the way in.I read it as you did. But have also seen multi page arguments on here about T&C's for flights etc.
Plenty of people will assume it works the other way around as well.
IME overseas it works BOTH ways...
Why doesn't it here? The $60 would be an average of day/night, heavy traffic/no traffic fares.
Is nobody overcharged going TO the Airport?
As a trial, it was probably considered best to keep it as written. Don't want to confuse too many poor cabbies...I read it as you did. But have also seen multi page arguments on here about T&C's for flights etc.
Plenty of people will assume it works the other way around as well.
IME overseas it works BOTH ways...
Why doesn't it here? The $60 would be an average of day/night, heavy traffic/no traffic fares.
Is nobody overcharged going TO the Airport?
But you have other options for the return, like ride share. If you’re a tourist, you’ll likely have had the opportunity to suss out which option is best for you.Yeah we will confuse the public instead...
On the way back the fare may be more than $60 especially if they take the toll roads.
Typical Govt stuff up.
I can only think of NY and Paris as both waysIME overseas it works BOTH ways
Albeit no till southbound on ED.On the way back the fare may be more than $60 especially if they take the toll roads.
But NY doesn't includes tolls, or tip, and has a peak traffic hour surcharge
It’s on the port authority website as such… it’s a ‘fixed fare’ + all the additions. Tolls are, apparently, always the responsibility of the passenger.Are you sure? Last few taxis' ive taken JFK to Manhattan and return have been fixed rate plus tip - never seen extra tolls added. Or are the tolls from EWR (which isnt actually in NYC).
It’s on the port authority website as such… it’s a ‘fixed fare’ + all the additions. Tolls are, apparently, always the responsibility of the passenger.
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