The associations involved in the taxi-driver protests on Wednesday are unanimous in condemning President Armengol and transport minister Marc Pons for not meeting them on the day. The associations were told that this was because of previous engagements, but they believe that they were snubbed and that the government showed what it thought of the taxi sector.
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Taxi drivers critical of Armengol for not meeting them
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Don't agree with the strike,but have never been overcharged in 15 years travelling at least twice a year from the airport and back,cars clean drivers helpful and will use them again in June. M A Costa de la Calma
When they find out the cost of a new dpf filter the great taxi rip off fund will increase
The more they strike, the less fares they take. Think of all that dirty diesel polluting Palma. Interesting that they can afford the fuel, and damage to slow stop start use of their vehicles. I wonder if they will continue their actions when the main Season starts. Plus, put a pricing board at the taxi queue at the Airport. So Tourists know what the charges SHOULD be !!!.