How much is a taxi in Bristol?

These are published and they don't move:

The full list runs to about 20 destinations. Anything not on it, the quote form prices in a few seconds.

Included in every fare: flight tracking, the first 45 minutes of waiting after you land, card payment with no fee, and free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup.

Costs extra: a bigger car (estate about £10 more, MPV about £30, 8-seater about £50), child, infant or booster seats at £5 each, and meet and greet inside arrivals with a name board at £15. That's the complete list, and we'd rather put it here than have you find it at checkout.

Traffic, the time of day, the day of the week, a delayed flight, or paying by card. The 4am fare is the 4pm fare and Sunday costs what Tuesday costs. We run 24 hours, so an early pickup is a normal job rather than a premium one.

Booking online instead of phoning takes 20% off. That's the only discount and you don't need a code.

Because the alternative is finding out at the end. Pricing the journey up front means a slow crawl through Bedminster or roadworks on the A38 is our problem rather than yours, and it means you can compare properly before you commit instead of guessing.

Inside Bristol, a bus is £2.60 and often faster than a car through the centre at rush hour. To the airport, the A1 Flyer is from £9.50. For one person not carrying much, those are better value than any taxi and we'd rather say so. Taxis win on doors, luggage, groups of two or more, and the hours when nothing else runs.