Do you remember the sound that indicates it’s time to get into a taxi?
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If you take taxis frequently, have you noticed what the sound is that indicates it’s time to get into a rental car? I’ve grown used to it. He asked me suddenly; I can’t remember. I’ll try to recall carefully and get a general idea. I’m not sure if it’s correct; I’ll listen carefully to it one day when taking a taxi. I’ll go first! ! ! Chengdu: Welcome to use our company’s taxis. Passengers in the front seat please fasten your seat belts. Hello, passenger. Welcome to take my ta*. It varies from place to place; let’s talk about your alert sounds. Don’t say you don’t remember. . . .
This seems to be a bus; hold on to the handrails and sit firmly
Do taxis have a warning sound too? ? ? Haven’t heard of it. . . Or maybe it wasn’t noticed. . .
Please fasten your seat belt; thank you for your cooperation
I can’t remember what kind of sound alert taxis here have……
I’ve never taken a taxi; I don’t have any money. I usually walk or take the bus.
He/she presses the meter – isn’t there a prompt? ?
You did it on purpose :) Or in some places, taxi regulation isn’t proper; there’s no such thing, and they just start charging as soon as you get in the car. .
There are some. . . It seems to be a thank you for taking the ride. . I forgot too. .
Our taxi is pretty old; it doesn’t make much noise when getting in, and at most the driver will ask where you’re going