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Have Your Say! Public Consultation on Taxi Fares closes Friday 16 August

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The Maximum Taxi Fare Review 2024 proposes a weighted average increase of 9% over current fares, together with:

  1. The extension of the Special Tariff (already in existence over the Christmas Holiday period) across the late-night weekend periods of midnight to 4am to incentivise increased taxi services at that peak; and
  2. An increase in the Booking Fee from €2.00 to €3.00 to incentivise suburban and rural service provision.

NTA invites submissions from all interested parties including users and providers until Friday 16th August 2024.

You can read the full report and have your say by clicking this link to the Maximum Taxi Fare 2024 – Public Consultation Page.

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