iHow it is calculated
The fare adds the start fee, the per-km rate times the distance and the waiting rate per minute:
Start fee 3 + 3/km × 10 km = 33 (no waiting time).
Estimate the price of a taxi ride from the posted tariffs (start, per km, per minute), the distance and the waiting time.
Tariff and ride
Enter the tariffs shown on the taxi door (start, per km, per minute) and the ride details.
Indicative estimate. Real tariffs differ by city and by company.
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The fare adds the start fee, the per-km rate times the distance and the waiting rate per minute:
Start fee 3 + 3/km × 10 km = 33 (no waiting time).
You add the start fee, the per-km rate times the distance and, if applicable, the waiting rate times the waiting minutes. The result is the estimated fare.
It is the fixed amount charged at the start of the ride, regardless of distance. The per-kilometre rate for the distance travelled is added to it.
Tariffs must be shown on the taxi door and on the meter: start, per kilometre and per minute (waiting). You can enter them here for an estimate.
Yes, in traffic or at stops the meter switches to the waiting rate (per minute). You can estimate this cost by entering the waiting minutes.
Each taxi company sets its own tariffs, and local authorities can impose limits. That is why the per-km rate in one city can differ from another.
It depends on demand and time of day. Apps often use dynamic (surge) pricing, which can be lower or higher than a classic taxi’s fixed tariff.
No. A tip is optional and not included in the calculation. You can add a percentage separately if you wish.