A trip in a taxi from CDG to Paris can take as little as 30 minutes on Sunday morning, but 2 hours (or longer) during peak times. For a few years, taxi prices from CDG to Paris center are fixed: If your destinations lay rive droite (North of the Seine), the fare is €55 and if it’s rive gauche (south banks) you pay €62.
Posts: 480. Taxis in Paris accept credit cards; I assume Nice is the same. Taxis are required to post a sign, visible from outside of the taxi, if for any reason they are unable to accept a card for payment. That´s the rule anyway, the practice may be different. In a practical sense, I would simply ask before I got into any cab if my onlyRestaurants. Tipping is not considered etiquette by French people in French restaurants, but if you enjoyed your meal, it's nice to leave 5 - 10%. If you really enjoyed the meal, or plan on returning to the restaurant and want the wait staff to like you, 15% is a generous tip. Also keep in mind that if you put the tip on your credit card, the
Sep 19, 2017 at 4:18. Add a comment. 3. UK taxis have at least three reasons to not take cards when advertised (even though they should): The system that takes cards is linked by a 3G phone, and is sometimes unreliable. If you have no cash, the driver risks not getting paid.In my experience, the markets and food stands require cash. You're best just to take out the euros you'll need from an ATM in Paris, as you need them (i.e. don't be walking around with big wads of cash in your pockets). You can use your credit card in the stores and restaurants as required. 2.
¢ If you wish to take a taxi, never accept the Your rights You can take a Parisian taxi at any of the designated taxi ranks; you can hail a taxi in the street; or you can telephone a taxi company call centre or a taxi rank. At the taxi rank, you have the right to choose your taxi, except if there is a queue (e.g.: at train stations or air-
Every 1/12 mile ($2.76 per mile) $0.23. Waiting time (Billed every 25 seconds) – Charged when stopped or traveling under 8 mph. $0.23 or. $32.40 per hour. Each Las Vegas taxi is equipped with a taximeter. The taximeter is a device installed in taxis that records the distance traveled and the time elapsed for the ride.