by admin | Mar 22, 2015 | Blog
Difference #7 Methods of Pricing and Charging The way taxis and limos charge for services is another key difference. Taxis are always metered, so they charge for both time and distance—which can surprisingly add up to even a significantly higher charge for some trips,...
by admin | Mar 22, 2015 | Blog
Difference #6 Strengths of the Advance-Schedule Limousine model Finally, it is important to realize that the on-demand taxi mode of operation is often unreliable when you want to schedule a specific pickup time. Why? Because the floating bees sometimes get tied up....
by admin | Mar 22, 2015 | Blog
Difference #5 Weaknesses of On-Demand Taxis Taxis are not so much focused on comfort, luxury, equipment, service, or cleanliness, but on banging out lots of trips. Although on-demand taxi fleets are generally efficient and cheap, by definition the high-volume,...
by admin | Mar 22, 2015 | Blog
Difference #4 Benefits of On-Demand Taxis Taxis usually work as part of larger fleets, floating around like bees on a hive so as to always be nearby for that next trip. Taxis are about volume over quality. In most cities, and even in Vancouver, this system yields a...
by admin | Mar 22, 2015 | Blog
Difference #3 Reserved Limos vs. On-Demand Taxis But there is an important third difference between taxis and limos which has to do with how they operate logistically, and how they make money. When you hire a car service, you are hiring a dedicated personal chauffeur...
