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Taxis are a common and convenient transport mode in most of Taiwan’s cities. They are often a good option for short-distance travel, transport to/from transportation hubs, and in locations lacking convenient public transportation.
THSR Taxi Stop
Taipei City Hall Bus Station Taxi Stop
Most of Taiwan’s taxis use meters that automatically calculate fares based on distance and travel time. Charges may be added for highways or late-night travel. If you are in doubt, you should confirm the fees with the driver before beginning the journey. Also, on-line hailing platforms will generally provide an estimated fare.
You can directly hail taxis on roads or in taxi queuing areas. Taxis are usually yellow and have small red lights in their windows. If the red light is on, the taxi is available. Taxis are equipped with meters, and receipts are available. Cash is always accepted. Some taxis also accept credit cards or mobile payments. If non-cash payment is desired, the rider should confirm with the driver that this is acceptable before departure.
Common on-line platforms include Taiwan Taxi, Uber, LINE TAXI and yoxi.
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