Cootamundra Cabs in Cootamundra, New South Wales | Taxi service

Cootamundra Cabs

Locality: Cootamundra, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6942 1144

Address: Bourke Street 2590 Cootamundra, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 Out for the footy call a cab.

23.01.2022 Cootamundra Cabs will continue to offer a food delivery service, all you need to do is prepay for your food over the phone with any local takeaway shops and we are happy to deliver it to your door. Price of delivery will be a metered taxi fare and receipts available. Just give us a call on 6942 1144 with your name, drop off address, the name, pick up address of the takeaway and the time and we will grab your order.

21.01.2022 COOTAMUNDRA CABS AVAILABLE FROM 7:00AM DAILY TO ACCOMMODATE OUR ELDERLY AND DISABLED PASSENGERS SHOPPING NEEDS. SENIORS TRAVEL CARDS WELCOME.... PLEASE CALL 6942 1144 TO BOOK YOUR RIDE. PRE BOOKINGS PREFERRED IF YOU REQUIRE THE WHEELCHAIR VEHICLE PLEASE PRE BOOKED 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE. THANK YOU

18.01.2022 Double Demerits Dates 2020. We remind motorists in NSW and the ACT to drive safely and to remember that double demerits are in place for four days over the Australia Day long weekend. Double demerits start on Friday 24 January and run through to Monday 27 January (inclusive).

14.01.2022 Why not pre book to ensure you are picked up on time.

13.01.2022 Pre book to make sure you are on time.

11.01.2022 Sorry passengers do to lack of drivers we cannot operate on Sunday night after 4:00pm.Thank you for your understanding.

11.01.2022 The owners, staff and drivers at Cootamundra Cabs would like to wish all our passengers a very merry Christmas and a happy and safe holiday period. Thank you for your patronage throughout 2020 and we hope to be of service again in 2021.

09.01.2022 Remember double demerit points. Catch a cab & keep your licence.

06.01.2022 ALL THE MORE REASON TO CATCH A CAB! Swift and certain loss of licence for lower-range offences From 20 May 2019, a streamlined process that delivers swift and certain penalties applies to drivers who commit a first-time, lower-range drink-driving offence (which can include low, special and novice range drink-driving offences).... Drivers who commit a lower-range drink-driving offence for the first time will have their licence suspended immediately, effective for three months. This will be coupled with a significant fine (currently $561).

06.01.2022 The NSW Taxi Council CEO and Deputy CEO met with representatives from Transport for NSW and the Point to Point Transport Commission earlier today. In attendance was Dr. Armand Casolin Chief Medical Officer from Transport for NSW to discuss the Coronavirus (COVID 19) and answer questions from the Point to Point Transport Industry stakeholders including Taxis and Rideshare. Taxi Drivers are being encouraged to carry out the following hygiene practices while providing transpor...t services to passengers: 1). Use alcoholic wipes to clean any hard surfaces in Taxis at the end of each shift or during the shift, if there has been contamination by a person coughing, sneezing or touching. Eg. Door handles, EFTPOS terminals, seatbelt and dashboard. 2). Carry hand sanitiser in your taxi and ensure regular use by driver and passengers. 3). Keep tissues in your vehicle and it is okay to ask passengers to use tissues when sneezing or coughing. If you are feeling unwell, it is recommended that you stay home and get in touch with your Local GP or call Health Direct on 1800 022 222 and ask for their advice. Anyone feeling seriously ill should contact 000.

05.01.2022 TAXI TRANSPORT SUBSIDY SCHEME (TTSS) The NSW Government’s TTSS system provides for a discount of 50% off the metered fare to a maximum of $60 for eligible passengers with disabilities. The maximum of $120 applies to all fares of $120 or more.... In order to be eligible for fare assistance under TTSS the disability must be severe and permanent and come within the following categories of eligible disabilities: Permanent inability to walk. Total and permanent dependence on a wheelchair. Severe mobility problems which require the permanent use of complex walking aids or constant assistance of another person. Total loss of vision or severely impaired sight. Severe and uncontrollable epilepsy. Severe intellectual disability causing social unacceptable behaviour or requiring constant assistance on public transport. For more information about TTSS see Transport for NSW website.

04.01.2022 Do you need a baby seat whilst travelling with us? Just let us know when booking your ride.