sitio de taxis c. colon - 30740 Tapachula de Córdova y Ordoñez

Servicio de calidad

Excelente servicio

Operadoras telefónicas no son capaces de trabajar bajo presión al colgar por no te era unidades disponibles para el servicio

Lo taxistas son muy buenos pero las operadoras son pésimas, deberían poner foco a como tienden al cliente

Muy mal servicio

Siempre abordó taxi a las 4:30 am los días lunes, sin embargo siempre que llego nadie me quiere llevar a las unidades del imss UMF 11 (enfrente del Mercado) a 10 min del lugar, siempre o están durmiendo y nadie quiere ir o simplemente me dicen no, por qué buscan un pasaje más lejos que se yo, mejor autoricen Uber ellos si quieren trabajar

Ese es EL NEJOR citio de radio taxi colon EL MAS.HONESTO

I took a Cristóbal Colón taxi, a taxi de sitio, from downtown Tapachula to the airport. The excursion cost $250 mn and was delightfully even paced and lawful. This I can't say about the "special" Tapachula airport taxis you have to take from the airport if you with to leave the airport by taxi. This would go for Uber, too, a fact Uber drivers in other Mexican cities (Mazatlán) use to extort double or more what Uber says it'll charge you formally for a ride. The Uber drivers say, "It's either pay the cash bonus or miss your flight." Uber Mexico knows these drivers are doing this and has made it next to impossible to report it. But this isn't a problem in Tapachula. There is no Uber there (10MAY22). Instead of $300 pesos for the official airport taxi to downtown Tapachula, you can pay just 22 for a taxi colectivo, but you'll have to walk off the airport to the main road that runs between the ocean and the city. This is a "trick" you can use all over Mexico to save a fortune in taxi fees. Just walk off the airport or central camionera. There, you'll find inexpensive taxis colectivos and buses. In some cities, riders on Mexican public transportation vehicles are subject to robbery and death, but in most cities, such as Tijuana and Tapachula, you'll be fine. But I can't predict what your outcome will be. Mexico City is famous for transit robberies and lynchings of robbers that passengers have been able to capture during robberies. There are great lynching videos of this kind online. The newspaper El Universal has published some. These aren't normally the US-style lynching: they're not racist, they don't usually end in death and they aren't done to innocent people for no reason whatsoever.