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When you arrive in Shanghai Pudong International Airport, please watch out to avoid any scam from unlicensed cabs.
1. When you arrive in Shanghai Pudong International Airport, make sure the taxi stands authorized by government are on the right floor , ususally on the arrival hall. Read More…
Taxis are the most convenient transportation tool to get around in Shanghai. There are several cab companies in Shanghai, and different companies are denoted by their logo on the top and also color of vehicle. Most taxis are Santanas, a vehicle made for China by Volkswagon.
Dazhong, as one of best taxi company in Shanghai, I took it most in my daily life. Read More…
GM plant is located in WaiGaoQiao, Pudong new area district. It is almost at the east end of Shanghai.
So when you get there by taxi, definitely you could get back through taxi too.
How?
Ususally, there are a couple of taxis waiting there to drive passengers back to city. You could take one, however, please do choose with branded top such as Dazhong, Bashi, Qiangsheng, Jingjiang etc.. If you could not find those names, try to call service hotline of those to dispatch one to you. Read More…
As more and more people flood into this city, taxi is not bad business in Shanghai, even in recession.
So sometimes it is getting a little difficult to call a taxi or cab on the street.
Wanna to call a taxi easily on the street, here are some tips I collected from different sources. Read More…
Taxi is another convenient way to get around Shanghai . Taxi is paid by meters and starts 12RMB for first 3km and then 2.4RMB per km after that. If you take the taxi 11pm – 5am, night fare applied which 16RMB for the first 3km and 3.1RMB per km after that. (New fee rule has been applied since 10/11/2009)
You can pay the taxi fee by cash or public transportation card. Do ask for the receipt which is a printed out slip. It helps if you lost anything on the cab or you would like to complain if the driver overcharges you. Read More…
Shanghai Qiangsheng Group launched a new service for English-speaking passengers on May 1, 2009.
English-speaking operators will be available via interphone in each of its 7,000 cabs in the city.
Passengers or travellers can talk directly to English operators when there has a difficult communication with the taxi driver of Qiangsheng.
Good news.
Want to ride on Shanghai Qiangsheng Cabs? But you should click here first to make sure what they looks like on the street.
Daytime Operation Hour: (5am to 23pm)
Route distance from 0 to 3km: 11 RMB
Route distance from 3 to 10km: 2.1RMB per km plus first 11RMB for first 3km.
Route distance above 10km: 3.2RMB per km plus first 10km taxi fare. Read More…