Get PARIS TAXI COMPLAINT FORM CUSTOMER

You can call a taxi anytime (24 hour service) and anywhere on: 01 45 30 30 30. You can also book a taxi for a specific time: Alpha Taxis: 01 45 85 85 85. Taxis bleus: “Green” taxis (to lower CO2 emissions).

Rules and Rights If you have any problems or complaints, contact: PRÉFECTURE DE POLICE. Direction des Transports et de la Protection du Public. Bureau des Taxis et des Transports Publics. ... If you lost something, contact: PRÉFECTURE DE POLICE. Direction des Transports et de la Protection du Public. ... Some Taxi Companies.

Paris taxis are regulated and are generally clean and convenient. The downside is that the wait for a taxi is sometimes long – either the lines are long or taxis are slow in arriving.

With its 9,000 authorized drivers in Paris, Taxi G7 is the European leader of taxi companies. You can order a taxi either by calling them at 3607, or by ordering it online, or directly via their app “G7 Taxi”.

Losing something on public transportation in Paris If you lost something in a taxi, call the taxi service you used for more information and give them the drivers' licence plate if you have it.

You can lodge a complaint directly with the public prosecutor. We need to send free paper letter the court of the place of the offense or the place of residence of the offender. The letter must include the following: Civil status and full contact information (address and telephone number) of the complainant.

Just find a taxi with a green roof sign and hail it ! Once in the car, ask the driver to put the meter on (be firm about it). The meter looks like a taxi meter, a specific device fixed on the car dashboard.

You can lodge a complaint directly with the public prosecutor. We need to send free paper letter the court of the place of the offense or the place of residence of the offender. The letter must include the following: Civil status and full contact information (address and telephone number) of the complainant.

Just find a taxi with a green roof sign and hail it ! Once in the car, ask the driver to put the meter on (be firm about it). The meter looks like a taxi meter, a specific device fixed on the car dashboard.