On Friday the 21st of February I took a Swan taxi at 10.00 am from 41 Mill Point Road to the RPH Admissions on Wellington St. The driver was a man from Kenia, he told me. He was an honest man. The fa
On Friday the 21st of February I took a Swan taxi at 10.00 am from 41 Mill Point Road to the RPH Admissions on Wellington St.
The driver was a man from Kenia, he told me. He was an honest man. The fare was $22.
That is the lowest fare that I have paid for a while.
I need a taxi very often to go to RPH because I have a very serious medical condition.
At around 12.30 pm on the same day, I took another taxi from the rank outside RPH on Catedral square to go back home. The driver was a young Pakistani. The fare was $29 and some cents. That fare was almost a third more than the fair that I paid to the Kenian driver in the morning. Why so much different in cost taking the same route with almost the same traffic?
I think the Swan drivers are overcharging us.
My advice to the Swan taxis users to check the taxi meter before start journey and complaint to the Department of Transport about this practice.
The dishonest taxis drivers have to be removed from driving taxis and get substantial fines for ripping off the customers.
Another taxi driver charged me $44 to bring me to my home in Mill Point Road, South Perth from Sir Charles Gardner Hospital
As you can see this is a very common practice.
Swan taxis should investigate these complains and deal with them harshly.
I have receipts to prove what I have been writing about.
I have a very serious medical condition and I use taxis all the time. I have too, but I do not like to be robbed.
J.R.








