Singapore has 27,000 taxis and one of the highest ratios of cabs
to people among cities, but commuters still find it hard to get a
cab when they need one.
Over the years, the taxi industry has improved its call booking
technology, added new players, and raised fares. Yet, complaints
about taxi service abound.
This week, the Government announced more measures to improve cab
services at peak hours. They include stricter call booking
standards and plans to get more cabs on the road. But will they do
the trick?
GOH CHIN LIAN and ROYSTON SIM
look at the underlying issues:
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read the full story in today's straitstimes, very interesting
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6-7pm, $3 ERP charge,
If getting on-call job in CBD,
$3.30-$3(ERP)-$0.30( cop tax)
where got time man............
