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JD
PostPosted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:44 am 
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Anyone tell me the approximate price of a cab from London Euston to Charring cross station?

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As a local or as a tourist? :wink:

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JD wrote:
Anyone tell me the approximate price of a cab from London Euston to Charring cross station?

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About £8 or £9.

Which colour of taxi would you like? :shock:
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GBC wrote:
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Anyone tell me the approximate price of a cab from London Euston to Charring cross station?

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About £8 or £9.

Which colour of taxi would you like? :shock:


Thanks GB.

A friend needs to get a cab from Euston and was qouted 18 pounds from a firm on the internet, I thought that sounded a little over the top. Would the journey be about 20 minutes depending on traffic and how many miles is it?

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Go GBC take the booking and do a free bee meet them under the clock
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JD wrote:
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JD wrote:
Anyone tell me the approximate price of a cab from London Euston to Charring cross station?

Regards

JD


About £8 or £9.

Which colour of taxi would you like? :shock:


Thanks GB.

A friend needs to get a cab from Euston and was qouted 18 pounds from a firm on the internet, I thought that sounded a little over the top. Would the journey be about 20 minutes depending on traffic and how many miles is it?

Regards

JD


It's about 2 miles.

The northern line on the underground takes 7 minutes for this journey and there are trains every 4 minutes. :wink:

£1.60 with an Oyster card or £4.00 cash.

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£4.00 cattle class......

£8.00 first class....... 8)
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£4.00 cattle class......

£8.00 first class....... 8)


First class in a TX, you have got to be kidding.

I assume that the passenger will be arriving by train at Euston, so he will be used to cattle class. Another 7 minutes wouldn't make much difforence. :D

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JD wrote:
Thanks GBC.

A friend needs to get a cab from Euston and was qouted 18 pounds from a firm on the internet, I thought that sounded a little over the top. Would the journey be about 20 minutes depending on traffic and how many miles is it?

Regards

JD




About 2 miles, in around 15 mins providing they're not planning to travel between 8am and 10 am when it gets a tad busy.

Of course Grandad the unlicensed, claims to know more about London and it's transport systems / routes than a London Taxi driver, so perhaps he can advise everyone on a few bus routes?

I'm sure your friend will be impressed with the Bus and Tube network, they may even catch it on a day when it's working, not jammed solid with sweaty bodies, or people aren't being blown up on it.
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Go GBC take the booking and do a free bee meet them under the clock


What clock would that be then Skippy?
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Go GBC take the booking and do a free bee meet them under the clock


What clock would that be then Skippy?


The one dell boy met rachel under
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I thought that was Waterloo Stn Skippy :roll:
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Slight problem, the Taxi would'nt be allowed on the concourse at Waterloo Station. :wink:

I'm sure JD's associate will find the taxi rank, it's underneath Euston Sations concourse with big signs saying 'TAXIS' accompanied by directional arrows pointing the way down.
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GBC wrote:
JD wrote:
Thanks GBC.

A friend needs to get a cab from Euston and was qouted 18 pounds from a firm on the internet, I thought that sounded a little over the top. Would the journey be about 20 minutes depending on traffic and how many miles is it?

Regards

JD




About 2 miles, in around 15 mins providing they're not planning to travel between 8am and 10 am when it gets a tad busy.

Of course Grandad the unlicensed, claims to know more about London and it's transport systems / routes than a London Taxi driver, so perhaps he can advise everyone on a few bus routes?

I'm sure your friend will be impressed with the Bus and Tube network, they may even catch it on a day when it's working, not jammed solid with sweaty bodies, or people aren't being blown up on it.


What do you mean unlicensed?
I don't claim to know anything about the London transport system. I just looked it up on the TFL website.

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