TaxiPoland
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82. Taxi
A taxi is a vehicle used to transport passengers for payment, usually providing individual or small-group journeys between locations chosen by the passenger. Taxi services may operate from designated taxi stands, accept street hails or be booked by telephone or digital platform.
Taxis are commonly identified by special markings, roof signs, licence plates or local taxi permits. The licensing, fare and operating rules vary between countries and cities.
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What is a taxi?
A taxi is a vehicle used to transport passengers for payment, normally providing journeys requested by individual customers.
Where can passengers find a taxi?
Depending on the local system, taxis may be available at taxi stands, airports, railway stations, on the street or through telephone and app-based booking services.
Are taxis regulated?
Yes. Taxi services are generally subject to licensing and operating requirements, although the exact rules concerning vehicles, drivers, fares and permitted operating areas vary between jurisdictions.

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