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The first of its kind about the inside of the Taxi Industry, this book has something for everyone: for cabbies a common theme with which they can identify; a word or two about the various authorities, companies and cab owners; and for the paying public heaps of interesting information, where over forty pages of their questions are specifically answered: Can I smoke in a cab? How much does a cabbie earn? Can I book a taxi in advance? What is a restricted cab? Should I tip a cabbie? What is multiple hiring? Do cabbies get solicited? How can I get a taxi licence? Do taxis carry only people and their luggage?…mehr

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The first of its kind about the inside of the Taxi Industry, this book has something for everyone: for cabbies a common theme with which they can identify; a word or two about the various authorities, companies and cab owners; and for the paying public heaps of interesting information, where over forty pages of their questions are specifically answered: Can I smoke in a cab? How much does a cabbie earn? Can I book a taxi in advance? What is a restricted cab? Should I tip a cabbie? What is multiple hiring? Do cabbies get solicited? How can I get a taxi licence? Do taxis carry only people and their luggage?


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Autorenporträt
Dr. Paul Mathews is an anthropologist and sociologist who has worked on Philippine issues for 25 years, and also spent 2 years in Taiwan. He has written extensively about Philippine society and culture in such areas as health, gender relations and sexuality, values, and economic development. He is currently freelancing, following a Research Fellowship at the Australian National University. He is Secretary of the Philippine Studies Association of Australasia, and former Managing Editor of Pilipinas, A Journal of Philippine Studies.