Russia Taxi
In the past, Russian taxicabs were relatively few even in Moscow. But since many cars were allowed to be use as a taxi, gypsy-cabs, the private motorists, were also added to the category and this substantially increased the number of Russian cab. The official Russian taxicabs are identified by their yellow livery and relatively few in Moscow and the fare depend on the agreement between driver and passenger.
Most of the taxicab in Russia is Lada, a relatively small car which able to endure the extremely cold weather of Russia. Lada cars were produced by a Russian car manufacturer located in the city of Togliatti. The Russian taxicabs are usually painted in white or yellow and sometimes black.
A risk of crime in picking up a stranger into a car in Russia is prevailed and occurred every day, and then the ability to handle an unpredictable situation is really needed for The Russian taxi driver. The Russian taxi driver can choose to pick up any passenger he wants and able to deny to go to risky destinations.
