Vancouver Taxi number

Benefits are: more liberty and agility - you usually don't have to queue for a taxi in the heart of Vancouver; cabs can go door-to-door, so if you want to go anywhere, a taxi is probably the fastest and simplest way to get there and you don't have to go by schedule, you can use a taxi whenever you want.

Vancouver has a number of taxi businesses, as you would expect in a big town. Five are located in Vancouver city itself, as well as many others operating from and around the various parts of Vancouver, such as North Shore, Richmond, Surrey, Langley, etc. When you stay in and around Vancouver town centre, you have a chance of using one of the five taxi services that mainly work there.

You can have your local hotels organise a taxi for you, or you can often call an empty taxi from the road. The Vancouver taxi charges a measured fare that depends on the travelled amount of traveler' s travel and may be more expensive at night. Vancouver City Council will regulate all taxi operators that operate in Vancouver, including what taxi operators are charging for tariffs within the city.

It is possible to take a taxi to or from Vancouver International airport or use local bus service. More information about taxi service (and local buses ) from the Vancouver International Park can be found on the page Getting to Vancouver - To/from the Vancouver International Park.