Taxi from Walthamstow Central
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I will travel to London (LGW) this Sunday and I'll take public transport to Walthamstow Central. I would then like to take a taxi to my final destination.
Is it likely to find a cab at aproximately 00:30 or is it advised to call one?
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I will travel to London (LGW) this Sunday and I'll take public transport to Walthamstow Central. I would then like to take a taxi to my final destination.
Is it likely to find a cab at aproximately 00:30 or is it advised to call one?
london taxis
asked Oct 4 at 9:37
NicolasB
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Are you going place-you're-staying-in to Walthamstow Central to LGW, or place-you're-staying-in to LGW to Walthamstow Central to new-place-to-stay-in? As currently written your question is unclear, and I can interpret it either way.
– AndyT
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@AndyT: the question is not unclear at all.
– NicolasB
2 days ago
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I will travel to London (LGW) this Sunday and I'll take public transport to Walthamstow Central. I would then like to take a taxi to my final destination.
Is it likely to find a cab at aproximately 00:30 or is it advised to call one?
london taxis
asked Oct 4 at 9:37
NicolasB
13610
I will travel to London (LGW) this Sunday and I'll take public transport to Walthamstow Central. I would then like to take a taxi to my final destination.
Is it likely to find a cab at aproximately 00:30 or is it advised to call one?
london taxis
london taxis
asked Oct 4 at 9:37
NicolasB
13610
asked Oct 4 at 9:37
NicolasB
13610
edited 2 days ago
asked Oct 4 at 9:37
NicolasB
13610
asked Oct 4 at 9:37
NicolasB
13610
asked Oct 4 at 9:37
NicolasB
13610
13610
Are you going place-you're-staying-in to Walthamstow Central to LGW, or place-you're-staying-in to LGW to Walthamstow Central to new-place-to-stay-in? As currently written your question is unclear, and I can interpret it either way.
– AndyT
2 days ago
@AndyT: the question is not unclear at all.
– NicolasB
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
Are you going place-you're-staying-in to Walthamstow Central to LGW, or place-you're-staying-in to LGW to Walthamstow Central to new-place-to-stay-in? As currently written your question is unclear, and I can interpret it either way.
– AndyT
2 days ago
@AndyT: the question is not unclear at all.
– NicolasB
2 days ago
Are you going place-you're-staying-in to Walthamstow Central to LGW, or place-you're-staying-in to LGW to Walthamstow Central to new-place-to-stay-in? As currently written your question is unclear, and I can interpret it either way.
– AndyT
2 days ago
Are you going place-you're-staying-in to Walthamstow Central to LGW, or place-you're-staying-in to LGW to Walthamstow Central to new-place-to-stay-in? As currently written your question is unclear, and I can interpret it either way.
– AndyT
2 days ago
@AndyT: the question is not unclear at all.
– NicolasB
2 days ago
@AndyT: the question is not unclear at all.
– NicolasB
2 days ago
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There are a number of taxi (black cab) ranks around Walthamstow Central Station (scroll to the bottom of the link):
Taxi Ranks
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (North side of Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (East side of Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Usually there are a couple black cabs lurking around at all times as it is a large interchange hub composing a tube terminus and a bus station.
However from a price perspective it is almost always better to book a minicab (officially known as Private Hire Vehicles) as they are generally cheaper over the same distance - make sure the minicab company is TfL licenced. The "ride-sharing" company that starts with a U operates as a minicab company in London, for example.
N.B.: Minicabs are cabs that can only be booked, but not hailed on the street; although "booking" is often as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one (but doing this at busy times means you'll probably be waiting for a while).
edited Oct 4 at 12:44
Muzer
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answered Oct 4 at 9:59
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Bearing in mind also that "booking a minicab" is sometimes as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one - but at busy times you're likely to be waiting for quite a while!
– Muzer
Oct 4 at 10:06
@Muzer want to make an edit to add that in? ;)
– B.Liu
Oct 4 at 12:06
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1 Answer
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active
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active
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active
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up vote
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There are a number of taxi (black cab) ranks around Walthamstow Central Station (scroll to the bottom of the link):
Taxi Ranks
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (North side of Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (East side of Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Usually there are a couple black cabs lurking around at all times as it is a large interchange hub composing a tube terminus and a bus station.
However from a price perspective it is almost always better to book a minicab (officially known as Private Hire Vehicles) as they are generally cheaper over the same distance - make sure the minicab company is TfL licenced. The "ride-sharing" company that starts with a U operates as a minicab company in London, for example.
N.B.: Minicabs are cabs that can only be booked, but not hailed on the street; although "booking" is often as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one (but doing this at busy times means you'll probably be waiting for a while).
edited Oct 4 at 12:44
Muzer
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answered Oct 4 at 9:59
B.Liu
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Bearing in mind also that "booking a minicab" is sometimes as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one - but at busy times you're likely to be waiting for quite a while!
– Muzer
Oct 4 at 10:06
@Muzer want to make an edit to add that in? ;)
– B.Liu
Oct 4 at 12:06
add a comment |Â
up vote
11
down vote
There are a number of taxi (black cab) ranks around Walthamstow Central Station (scroll to the bottom of the link):
Taxi Ranks
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (North side of Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (East side of Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Usually there are a couple black cabs lurking around at all times as it is a large interchange hub composing a tube terminus and a bus station.
However from a price perspective it is almost always better to book a minicab (officially known as Private Hire Vehicles) as they are generally cheaper over the same distance - make sure the minicab company is TfL licenced. The "ride-sharing" company that starts with a U operates as a minicab company in London, for example.
N.B.: Minicabs are cabs that can only be booked, but not hailed on the street; although "booking" is often as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one (but doing this at busy times means you'll probably be waiting for a while).
edited Oct 4 at 12:44
Muzer
3,5561724
answered Oct 4 at 9:59
B.Liu
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3
Bearing in mind also that "booking a minicab" is sometimes as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one - but at busy times you're likely to be waiting for quite a while!
– Muzer
Oct 4 at 10:06
@Muzer want to make an edit to add that in? ;)
– B.Liu
Oct 4 at 12:06
add a comment |Â
up vote
11
down vote
up vote
11
down vote
There are a number of taxi (black cab) ranks around Walthamstow Central Station (scroll to the bottom of the link):
Taxi Ranks
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (North side of Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (East side of Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Usually there are a couple black cabs lurking around at all times as it is a large interchange hub composing a tube terminus and a bus station.
However from a price perspective it is almost always better to book a minicab (officially known as Private Hire Vehicles) as they are generally cheaper over the same distance - make sure the minicab company is TfL licenced. The "ride-sharing" company that starts with a U operates as a minicab company in London, for example.
N.B.: Minicabs are cabs that can only be booked, but not hailed on the street; although "booking" is often as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one (but doing this at busy times means you'll probably be waiting for a while).
edited Oct 4 at 12:44
Muzer
3,5561724
answered Oct 4 at 9:59
B.Liu
1,1631216
There are a number of taxi (black cab) ranks around Walthamstow Central Station (scroll to the bottom of the link):
Taxi Ranks
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (North side of Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (East side of Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Taxi Rank
Selbourne Road (Walthamstow Central Station)
Waltham Forest
Usually there are a couple black cabs lurking around at all times as it is a large interchange hub composing a tube terminus and a bus station.
However from a price perspective it is almost always better to book a minicab (officially known as Private Hire Vehicles) as they are generally cheaper over the same distance - make sure the minicab company is TfL licenced. The "ride-sharing" company that starts with a U operates as a minicab company in London, for example.
N.B.: Minicabs are cabs that can only be booked, but not hailed on the street; although "booking" is often as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one (but doing this at busy times means you'll probably be waiting for a while).
edited Oct 4 at 12:44
Muzer
3,5561724
answered Oct 4 at 9:59
B.Liu
1,1631216
edited Oct 4 at 12:44
Muzer
3,5561724
edited Oct 4 at 12:44
Muzer
3,5561724
edited Oct 4 at 12:44
Muzer
3,5561724
3,5561724
answered Oct 4 at 9:59
B.Liu
1,1631216
answered Oct 4 at 9:59
B.Liu
1,1631216
answered Oct 4 at 9:59
B.Liu
1,1631216
1,1631216
3
Bearing in mind also that "booking a minicab" is sometimes as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one - but at busy times you're likely to be waiting for quite a while!
– Muzer
Oct 4 at 10:06
@Muzer want to make an edit to add that in? ;)
– B.Liu
Oct 4 at 12:06
add a comment |Â
3
Bearing in mind also that "booking a minicab" is sometimes as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one - but at busy times you're likely to be waiting for quite a while!
– Muzer
Oct 4 at 10:06
@Muzer want to make an edit to add that in? ;)
– B.Liu
Oct 4 at 12:06
3
3
Bearing in mind also that "booking a minicab" is sometimes as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one - but at busy times you're likely to be waiting for quite a while!
– Muzer
Oct 4 at 10:06
Bearing in mind also that "booking a minicab" is sometimes as simple as walking into a minicab office and asking for one - but at busy times you're likely to be waiting for quite a while!
– Muzer
Oct 4 at 10:06
@Muzer want to make an edit to add that in? ;)
– B.Liu
Oct 4 at 12:06
@Muzer want to make an edit to add that in? ;)
– B.Liu
Oct 4 at 12:06
add a comment |Â
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Are you going place-you're-staying-in to Walthamstow Central to LGW, or place-you're-staying-in to LGW to Walthamstow Central to new-place-to-stay-in? As currently written your question is unclear, and I can interpret it either way.
– AndyT
2 days ago
@AndyT: the question is not unclear at all.
– NicolasB
2 days ago