Last week I took a trip that cost £35, the next day I did the same trip and it costed £40. When I…read moreasked the driver how there was a £5 different, he said he doesn't know. So I phoned the office to ask how the same trip is differently priced and the lady also said she doesn't know and that it probably was a quote from the office earlier. So I tried to find out about changing it to the £35 and the lady hang up on me. So I don't know how they change prices in a day but it's not fair. The driver even showed me his phone and it said the fare was £35.

Never phone for a taxi called from adsa free phone waited 40 minutes and nothing showed for a woman…read moreto just turn up and her taxi is right there right away they obviously didn't send mine.

From the owner: 24/7 Taxi service working out of the heart of the "Fair City" of Perth Scotland we have a large…read morefleet of vehicles to suit most needs and all drivers and vehicles are licensed by Perth & Kinross District Council Our aim is to get it right first and every time please call us now on 01738 444000 Cead Mile Failte or A hundred Thousand Welcomes

This taxi place is in a good location.It is near a night club and after wards i go here so my wee…read morelegs don't have far to walk.The office is a little dingy but all taxi offices are this way.The prices are the same as any where else-taxi prices are regulated.Waiting times for a taxi can vary sometimes on a Saturday night the queues can get a little long as every one is going home after the dancing has finished.Staff members are ok-i have had some really grumpy ones and and the same time had some nice ones.

It's 1/3 the price of the train from Edinburgh to Glasgow, you say?…read more What's that - It only takes 1/2 hour longer? Is that free wifi on board, I hear? I'm in! Except that, despite the prominent signage both in the ticket booth and on the side of the bus, there was no wifi, a fact which upset more than a few of the passengers. It was also an exceptionally hot day in Scotland, the heat on the bus only intensified by the close quarters and large windows. For the entire journey, the bus driver refused to turn on the air conditioning. Every few mintues, passengers were reaching up to their vents to see, if by some miracle, air was flowing. Red in the face, sweating buckets, and physically ill, many passangers desperately fanned themselves to ease at least some of the heat. I know heat, and this was not just a mild annoyance. The bus driver's refusal to turn it on was dangerous, and even I began to feel feint in the last 10 minutes of the drive. The only reason this gets 2 stars instead of 1 is that I'm sure that on a more mild day, the only annoyance would be the absent (yet advertised?) wifi. Next time I'll take the train.

I took a trip on the early bus from Aberfeldy on Friday 16th March. Driver was exemplary and…read morecouldn't have been more helpful. However, the bus windows were so dirty that I couldn't see out.