Tallinn passes regulations forcing taxi drivers to clean up their act
Jul 19, 2006
By Joel Alas
TALLINN - Taxis in Tallinn will be forced to display their fares in both English and Estonian and negligent drivers will be slapped with hefty fines after new regulations go into effect this week. The dual language requirement is part of the Tallinn City Council’s initiative to develop a transparent and honest pricing system in the city’s fleet of taxis. Fed up with the taxi service’s poor image, the council has also threatened drivers with fines of up to 12,000 kroons (766 euros) for dis ...
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