Legend, thanks mate.
Exactly the type of info/context I was looking for.
Cheers for that.
The NewishOuttaTowner
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Originally posted by floatsyThanks, Mule.
Maybe that's the terminology - OK so if I ring to book they should be cool. (still fixed fare right?)
Cheers for that.
Edit: Try this
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Originally posted by Moscow MuleAlso, you should be ok with licenced mini-cabs. A mini-cab is the one you phone up to book.
Maybe that's the terminology - OK so if I ring to book they should be cool. (still fixed fare right?)
Cheers for that.
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Originally posted by floatsyFor a new in-towner please excuse this plethora of ignorant questions:
Unlicensed cabbies - do they quote fixed fares, are they dodgy, or is it OK to use them (I heard someone say they are 'dangerous'?) I assume if you ring to book, this should be OK?
And anyone know any OK ones around Canary Wharf?
Ta.
If you are a bloke, get any ropey looking car to stop, fix a price you think reasonable, normally a few quid below a black cab cost (City to Wimbledon, black cab ~40 quid, ropey cab ~25to30). Try not to fall asleep.
Also, you should be ok with licenced mini-cabs. A mini-cab is the one you phone up to book.
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Unlicensed Cabbies
For a new in-towner please excuse this plethora of ignorant questions:
Unlicensed cabbies - do they quote fixed fares, are they dodgy, or is it OK to use them (I heard someone say they are 'dangerous'?) I assume if you ring to book, this should be OK?
And anyone know any OK ones around Canary Wharf?
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