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| − | It's possible to hitch a taxi. | + | It's definitely possible to hitch a taxi. In most of [[Europe]] taxi drivers recognize hitchhikers and in rare cases also pick them up. Just make sure they are taking you for free before you get in. [[Albania]] is an exception, almost every driver tries to convince you he's taxi driver and that you should pay. |
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| + | In some [[Africa]]n or [[Asia]]n countries taxi drivers are often annoying and it's hard to get rid of them. But even there you can sometimes get a free lift with a taxi. | ||
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| + | == Shared taxi / bush taxi / marshrutka == | ||
| + | Common mode of public transportation in many countries both within and between the cities. It can be the cheapest alternative to hitchhiking. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Share_taxi More information at wikipedia] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:55, 24 November 2024
It's definitely possible to hitch a taxi. In most of Europe taxi drivers recognize hitchhikers and in rare cases also pick them up. Just make sure they are taking you for free before you get in. Albania is an exception, almost every driver tries to convince you he's taxi driver and that you should pay.
In some African or Asian countries taxi drivers are often annoying and it's hard to get rid of them. But even there you can sometimes get a free lift with a taxi.
Common mode of public transportation in many countries both within and between the cities. It can be the cheapest alternative to hitchhiking. More information at wikipedia
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