Saturday night in Palma, the taxi rank at Plaza de la Reina - Dozens of people were waiting for taxis, and to compound the frustrations of those at the front of the queue, it would seem that when taxis did appear, they were picking up from the back of the queue.
Queuing for taxis in Palma
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The problem is not for the young and healthy on a night out, the real problem with the lack of taxis is for the elderly and infirm unable to take buses who rely on taxis to get to their medical appointments etc and don’t have anyone to accompany them by car.
Err Uber or Lyft. Let's see the taxi drivers complain if they can't supply a half decent service at a reasonable price. But they will as it appears to be a closed shop that scares the government from doing anything about it.