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Rome Taxi - Everything you need to know

You' re asking yourself how you can get a cab in Rome? Figure out how to get one, what they costs, if you should take him to/from the airfield and... how not to get cheated! Would you like to take a taxi from Rome? From 2001, when I came here and my spouse and I founded our B&B, I assisted tens of thousand persons (friends, relatives and especially our hoteliers ) to get taxi's to explore Rome and to get to the railway station and railway station.

Trust me when I tell you there's not much I don't know about taking cabs in Rome! Here you will find everything you need to know: Could you afford a taxi in Rome with a bank account? Is the taxi in Rome going to be air-conditioned? Would it be better to take a taxi or the subway to the railway in Rome?

Do they have about in Rome? There' usually an Orange TAXI tag with the words "TAXI" and there you should see how traffic in the streets is getting on. You see a taxi rank in Rome - the yellow taxi number? Taxi ranks can be found all over Rome: at airport, railway station and almost in front of every larger touristic town or memorial.

There is NO TAXI at the taxi rank in front of St. Peter's Church at the moment of this letter (summer 2017). When you leave the Vatican Museums through the same entrance you came into, you will see a taxi rank on your right. When you leave St. Peter's Church, leave St. Peter's Square to find the nearest taxi rank.

Follow this road and take the small foot tunnel, and as soon as you leave the subway, you will see the taxi ranks on your right. It' not the usual way to take a taxi in Rome. It is unlikely that you will find cabs that drive around empty and available. When they are empty, they are probably ready for the whole afternoon and drive home, answer a wireless reservation or come to the next taxi stop.

They can try to call a taxi, especially if you feel a little tired and just don't want to look for a taxi rank. Can''t tell you how many instances I asked a taxi driving by to take me to another place just to find out he wasn't on his way.

to get a cab in Rome. When you have an opportunity to make a call, you can call a taxi in Rome. However, I find that most Rome travellers depend on their hotels and concierges to pick them up.

Simply ask them to call a taxi for you, and most will be glad to come to you. There are a few important things to keep in mind: Taxi cabs usually arrive within 3-5 min after the call, so don't ask someone to call you a taxi until you're really willing to leave.

If you call (or someone calls) a taxi in Rome, you will receive the ID of the taxi to you. It' s what it says on the back seat of the vehicle and is usually a town name followed by a number. Therefore, make sure you look for it when the taxi stops, and only take the vehicle that comes to you, not some accidental taxi that happens to stop first.

Drivers turn on the counter as soon as they answer the call, so that your taxi arrives at the counter with more than the basic rate. It is from the website of the Rome Tourist Board. And I suggest you look there for the latest taxi rates in Rome.

Prices rise the further you take a taxi to Rome: Departure/arrival at Termini railway terminal is subject to a 2 Euro supplement. There' s an estimated ?27 per hour if you let your chauffeur sit around waiting for you. When you take a paid taxi to/from any place within the Aurelian Walls, from/to one of Rome's airport, the price is fixed: between Rome and Ciampino the price is 30?.

Fiumicino and Rome have a flat price of 48?. The prices are determined by the Municipality of Rome. Could you buy a taxi in Rome with a major cash? Every taxi in the town of Rome is legally obliged to have POS devices. What tip should you give a taxi cabbie in Rome?

You don't have to tip a man if you're taking a cab in Rome. When you take a personal auto rental company to the airports, you can tip a maximum of 5-10 Euro. It is only when the rider has been very supportive and/or you are feeling forced. Is the taxi in Rome going to be air-conditioned?

Can' t tell you how many nights I got into a taxi in Rome in the brooding, gooey, hot summers that turned off the air conditioning and folded down the window. They can ask the rider to turn on the AC power, and they usually will. A way to make sure you get a taxi in Rome with air conditioning and a working POS device is to call 06 3570 and ask for "servizio gold" (or tell the person asking for you), which means a higher degree of servicing.

In order to get to one of the main cities by taxi, you can take one at the railway stations (in this case you do not have to pay the 2? Termini surcharge), or you can call one or have someone call you. Arriving at one of Rome's main aerodromes, you can go outside and take one of the local taxi services in the town.

Last possibility, and one I don't suggest is to take a taxi from the international airports, from someone approaching you. Below you will learn how you can prevent being cheated by ruthless taxi riders in Rome. One way or another, as long as you take a ROM taxi to/from within the Aurelian Walls, the prices are fixed at 48? per leg for Fiumicino/Rome and 30? per leg for Ciampino/Rome.

When you have an early morning plane and need a taxi at 4am, you can ask your Accommodation Provider to call you when you are available. Taxi usually arrive within 5 min after the call. When you stay in an appartment or have no other way to call, you can make sure you know in advance where the next taxi stand is and just drive there when you're done.

This may not be a good option at this time, just because you don't want to lug your baggage around in the midnight to get to a taxi rank, depends on how far away the taxi rank is. And you' re not gonna find a cab there for sure, even though it usually does.

Early taxi rides, if you can't call, I suggest to book a vehicle rental before. When you take the subway to the railway site, you pay 1.50 per passenger. So if you have problems getting around or carry/roll around heavier baggage, simply be ready to get involved with staircases.

If you are arriving by metro in Termini (or Tiburtina), you will have to walk up several floors to the central railway yard. When you take a cab to the railway yard, you should know: For the collection and return of taxis in Termini a supplement of 2? will be charged. To take the Leonardo Express to Fiumicino, ask your chauffeur to leave you at Via Giolitti, nearer the departure point of the service, so that you don't have to walk to the railway stop.

Usually it will cost between 8-15 Euro for a ride between the railway and most of the places in the centre of Rome. Do they have about in Rome? Same ones you would rent to get to/from the airports. My boyfriends and my families, who normally use Uber at home, have said to me that they don't consider this to be such a useful or very spare feature, at least not in Rome.

Keep up with it, but in the meantime you'll probably want to keep to the cabs as described above. First of all, I would like to say that I have had nothing but pleasant experience with taxi in Rome. And I must also say that I have never even heared of a taxi from Rome trying to deceive a tour guide when he is driving inside the points in the town.

If ruthless riders choose to cheat locals, the cheating seems to focus on those who arrive in Fiumicino (and sometimes in Ciampino) and at the train stations Termini, i.e. those who are weary, diverted and otherwise only want to go where they want to go and who don't think too much about the real price of the ticket.

" So, please, be nice to yourself and don't let yourself be cheated when you take a taxi in Rome: When you take a taxi from Rome International Airports, make sure it is in Rome and not in the capital and not in Rome. Rome taxi companies are required to calculate the fixed price of 48 Euro in Rome, while a taxi company recorded by R. S. Rome is able to switch on the counter, which can lead to a much higher price.

In Termini train stations and especially in Fusicino you will find many locals who come to you and ask if you need a taxi. My suggestion is that you either take a taximeter or have reserved a personal service in advanced. If you get into a paid taxi and don't get the price guarantee, make sure the taxi attendant turns on the counter immediately.

Take the next cab. When you get into a non-measured taxi named "NCC" (noleggio con conducente, i. e. rented with driver), fix the fare before you get in. Fiumicino's price in the city of Termini should be less than 20 (but they will all try to calculate much more), and the price of Fiumicino should be in the range of 50-60 Euro for a regular 3-4 person auto rental with baggage.

By agreeing to take a personal auto chauffeur with a chauffeur approaching you at the terminal, make sure you are the only ones who will be sitting in the vehicle. I' ve been hearing tales where folks were taken to a personal mini van, asked to be seated there, and then even trapped while the chauffeur went back to the terminal to look for more rates he could earn on the same trip.

These warnings apply to privately and publicly owned taxis: Arriving at your Rome accommodation, you don't need to wait until you take your baggage out of the trunk before paying the price of the ticket. If you are paying the chauffeur, take the cash out and keep it by asking him or her to bring the exchange while you are holding the bill(s).

In most cases, you should not pay more than 15-20? per way for a taxi in Rome. First you tell the rider that you want all his information. Be sure to make a memo of the taxi service. Explain to the chauffeur that you plan to notify the financial policemen, not the normal policemen.

However, if the taxi rider does not make any changes until then, you can register him first with the taxi service and then with the financial policemen. If necessary, call and/or go to your guesthouse and let them come out and discuss with the chauffeur on your name.