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Catch a Maxi Taxi from Mr. Wong Sydney to Parramatta last night and had a wonderful experience with…read morethe 13 maxi Cabs. Driver was very professional and played really nice music

Awesome! Awesome…read moreservice, always on time. Easy to book comfortable clean cars. Drivers presentable, courteous and friendly. Drive with two hands on the wheel unlike most taxi drivers! Arriving safely at destination!

Being met at the airport or hotel without any worries as to my flight being delayed or lack of…read moretaxis is wonderful. Comfortable clean cars, knowledgeable drivers who don't need gps , and a price that is very competitive. I use them every time i travel to the big cities in Australia.

I am an elderly women and can say my return trip from Harris Park to Macquarie Private Hospital…read morefor a Consultation with a Neurosurgeon was very pleasant. Both Drivers greeted me, were nicely dressed and nicely spoken. As I was a wee bit anxious after my appointment, the driver fastened the seat belt for me. I will use this service again. Both cabs were on time and clean. Despatch person was kind as I had to adjust the return trip pickup time due to the appointment running late. 13 June 2023

If you're in need of a taxi, you'll most like be calling these guys. Obviously you can hail one in…read morethe street, but if you're in need of a pickup at a certain time then you can book over the phone or online. They can be a bit hit and miss when it actually comes to turning up, but usually they're ok if you've booked for a specific time, but if you're in a rush on a Friday or Saturday evening and you don't live in a busy area, you may be waiting a while! The drivers will usually pick the longest fare so they get the most out of it and despite it being illegal, trying to get a cab after a night out on Friday and Saturday (not to mention public holidays) can be a nightmare as the drivers look for the best fares. Also, it's best if you have a general idea of the route you want to take as some of the drivers obviously haven't looked at a map in a long while and will tend to get a bit lost if it's not an obvious location. Taxis Combined is connected to Silver Service and the other companies, so when you book with them you could end up with any of them depending on who's about your area. Oh and if you're a pedestrian about to cross at the lights and it's going red, if you see a taxi approaching, just take a step back because it's unlikely to stop until it's definitely red!

A great shuttle service to the airport.We booked on line and received a prompt price and…read moreconfirmation. The van was in pristine condition and arrived at pick up 5 minutes early. The owner driver was polite,personable and engaging.The route taken was clever and missed all the traffic build ups.Can be highly recommended.We will be using this company to and from the airport when in Sydney.

I was searching online for reasonably priced transport from Circular Quay to the airport for a…read moregroup of friends when I spotted this company's catchy name and sleek-looking van. I arranged everything online and quickly got a personal note back from the owner (who turned out to be our driver) to confirm the pickup details. Nigel showed up at our arranged spot at our arranged time and proved to be more tour guide than shuttle service. After he packed our group and loads of luggage into his roomy van, he headed for the airport. pointing out interesting sites and landmarks along the way.When we mentioned that we had hours to kill at the airport before our international flight, he suggested taking a leisurely route through Sydney's interesting neighborhoods, and along the coast to well-known beaches and hidden coves. By the time we arrived at the airport, Nigel had given us a not-in-the-guidebooks (complimentary) sightseeing tour that convinced me I must visit Australia again. Auztranz will be my first choice for all transportation and sightseeing; hopefully Nigel will be available for a multi-day tour of New South Wales.

Excellent service. We came to Sydney for a short vacation, We must say that we were extremely…read morepleased with the service of Maxi Cavs Sydney . These guys are truly define the epitome of service. Always smiling and ever so helpful always ontime Will recommend this service to any group off people going to Sydney.

Good and Reliable Service, Maxi Cabs Sydney is an ideal to be used professionally, satisfactory…read moreservices, amazing cars and responsive staff! driver was calling to inform us that he's on the way,the three basic features that matters to me for the good services were all available in the service. Highly Recommended..

Alex of Elite Corp Cars drove us to Sydney Airport from our Darling Harbor Hotel, he arrived…read moreearly, his Mercedes sedan was immaculate and he is a very good driver. It really did not cost much more than an uber, and very likely less than a metered taxi. He is a very nice guy, professional and reliable. If we were to return to Sydney at some point in the future we would definitely book him again for our airport transportation (email@elitecorpcars.com.au) He can also arrange larger vehicles, buses, vans etc for larger groups, corporate functions.

From the owner: My business is specializing in corporate transfer, private transfers, weddings, airport transfers…read morefrom one person to groups of people. For all your transport needs at and time of day or night we are happy to help. We also provide appropriate baby seats for your kids, fully insured and accredited.

Everything Very comfortable with the services gave me…read morenothing but smiles and friend conversations

My experience working with Uber has been terrible, and I strongly recommend thinking twice before…read moresigning up as a driver. I drive for Uber in Sydney, financially, it often simply isn't worth it. The way fares and tolls are handled can leave drivers earning almost nothing for long trips. For example, I recently completed a trip of around 25 kilometres from Sans Souci to Sydney CBD. The trip took approximately 50 minutes. The fare was $35, but around $15 went straight to the toll, meaning I received only about **$20 net** for almost an hour of driving. The app itself is also extremely unfair to drivers. You often don't know where a trip will actually take you or whether you'll end up somewhere that requires tolls until you accept the ride. You can accept a trip thinking it's reasonable, only to discover that it takes you to a remote area, far away from the places where you can get another ride. Then you're forced to drive back empty, wasting your time, fuel and vehicle costs with absolutely no income. Uber takes the commission and the risk is pushed onto the driver. On top of that, the app is constantly full of bugs and incorrect warnings. But the worst part is what happens when you actually need support. Uber blocked and deactivated my driver account before my driver's licence had even expired, simply because I had scheduled my renewal for the final day. I had planned it that way because of my financial situation, but Uber decided to stop me from working before my licence had actually expired. On the exact day they blocked me, I went straight to Service NSW, renewed my licence, received the official receipt/protocol, and immediately uploaded the required documents. Then the nightmare with support began. My first call was disconnected before I could properly get help. On my second attempt, I was connected to a support agent whose communication was extremely difficult to understand. For context, I have lived in Australia for 10 years and have no problem understanding people with different accents, but in this case communication was simply not working. It wasn't until my third attempt that I finally received a notification saying my document had been accepted. And even after Uber accepted my updated licence, they still kept me locked out. By the time they finally responded through chat, I had already been unable to work for two full days, resulting in a direct loss of around $500 in income. That is not insignificant money for someone who depends on driving to pay bills and support a 5-year-old child. To make matters worse, they then claimed that my vehicle sticker was missing, even though I had already submitted the required photo. At the same time, the app was displaying completely nonsensical warnings about my driver's licence, despite the fact that it had already been renewed and the documentation had been submitted. Their support system is incredibly frustrating: days to receive a response, automated messages, repeated requests for documents that have already been provided, outsourced support that often doesn't actually solve the problem, and absolutely no sense of urgency when someone's ability to earn an income is being taken away. I am now going into my third day unable to connect and work, losing several hundred more dollars through no fault of my own. Drivers are the people who actually keep this platform running. We provide the cars, fuel, maintenance, insurance, time and labour, yet when something goes wrong, Uber treats us as if we are disposable. This experience has shown me that the biggest risk of driving for Uber isn't just the low earnings. It's having your livelihood controlled by an app and a support system that can stop you from working with little explanation and then take days to fix its own mistakes. If you are thinking about becoming an Uber driver, think twice. Understand the real costs, the tolls, the unpaid kilometres, the uncertainty of where trips will leave you, and most importantly, how little support you may receive when something goes wrong. Completely unacceptable.

If you find yourself adrift in Mosman and not a fan of buses then head to the Military Road end of…read moreAvenue Road and you'll find a small number of taxis there at most times of day until mid evening. If the rank is unmanned then turn left on to Military Road and head up to Spit Junction (about 1km) where you'll have more luck flagging down taxis to the city.

I like saving time. I like saving money. Until now, I had to make a decision on which was more…read moreimportant when getting to the airport from my flat, but never again. Living in North Bondi, my frugal heart skipped a beat when I learned that I could get to the airport by van for $20 (YES, TWENTY DOLLARS). Just to make things crystal clear, the bus+train route costs the same amount of money, but takes 1.5 hours. A taxi takes the same amount of time, but costs $65+. And this? Just call the mobile number, give them your address, and be outside 5 minutes before your scheduled pick up. Pay $20. Life = changed. A few things to note: they only leave once an hour. Cash only. They are always 5 minutes early. Sometimes there are a few pick-ups. The more people you have, the more money you save. All Eastern suburbs are serviced - some do cost a bit more. Just check out their website or give a call for a quote. Thank me later.

I booked a seat on the bus to catch a 10am flight. I was sent a confirmation letter that the ES…read moreShuttle bus would pick me up at 7.45am. I was on the footpath waiting. They did a no show. I rang to find out where they were and I was told that the bus had arrived at 6.45am to collect me. I was told they were unable to pick me up. I was not impressed.