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Redaria

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Q: How do you book a taxi in advance in Beijing?

Heading to the airport very early on Saturday and am worried I won't find a cab. I've heard that Beijing now offers pre-booking services. How do I avail of these? Anyone know of any numbers or company names?

13 years 1 week ago in Transport & Travel - Beijing

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There is also apps for taxi finding.

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13 years 1 week ago

JustinF

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You can also find parked taxis on the night before near the place you'll be leaving from and ask the drivers if they would agree to pick you up at a certain time the next morning.

Or call them on 96103 or 961001 (two different companies)

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You are a little late on this they've been offering this service long time ago. All you have to do is find a reliable taxi driver and share contact information with him. We have one already he's very friendly always shows up in the morning when we need to go to the airport early.

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