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Limousine Companies Providing Airport Limousine Transportation at Airport Taxi Prices

As Internet competition for airport fares heats up, limousine drivers around the world, convinced that consumers will be happy if they choose to ride with them, choose to pass themselves off as airport taxis. This phenomenon can be seen on the Internet, where a search for a airport taxi driver will turn up listings of companies that are offering rides to the airport in town cars, limousines and even stretch limousines.
The amazing find in this craze is that the claim of the limo companies to be offering limo service that equals or even beats taxi service may have grain of truth in it.And this inflames the passions of the limo internet aficionados even more, as they strive ceaselessly to avoid losing business to taxi drivers who they believe are offering inferior service at the same or even higher price.

So what are the facts? Many urban airports have set tariffs for taxis and limousines In each case, the taxi ride costs a few bucks less than the equivalent limo ride. However, in many cities, such as Toronto, the tarrif only goverens rides from the airport to the city, and not the other way around.As limo drivers passionately point when taxis take fares to the airport, they charge by the meter, which means they are charing for time as well as distance. When taxis get stuck in commuter traffic, their meter keeps running and their fare increases, even when they are stationary.

One Toronto limo driver, who drove a cab before he switched to driving town cars, and who founded %LINK1% provided me with some statistics. First, he told me, he offers a special flat fare price. When he takes fares from Mississauga, a town in the suburbs of Toronto, to the airport, his flat fare price starts at 35.00, depending on the part of town. With a Taxi, however the flat fare starts at 35 on a good day, but when the cab is held up in traffic that minimum price can rise to as high as 42. From Oakville, his flat price ranges from 50-55. A taxi price, especially during slow moving commuter traffic can run from 55-65. From Burlington, he said, his prices ranges from 60-75 dollars. An airport taxi from Burlington, during rush hour, may charge anywhere from 65-85. Burlington, Oakville and Mississauga are all along the same expressway that connects their cities to Toronto Pearson airport. So riders from all three cities are delayed during rush hour.

With a taxi, Salman adds passionately, you get less luggage space. With a limo, you get larger interior, smoother ride, plus the benefits of gps guided navigation so the driver never has to ask the customer for directions.

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