A fully insured cab service named Brisbane’s Green Cabs promises an enjoyably safe ride through the majestic Australian city. Routing between West End and Fortitude Valley along the Brisbane River, the three-wheeled pedicabs offer large seats to accommodate two adults. The fleet of eight cycle taxis is driven by well-trained riders to ensure maximum safety to passengers. These cabs were first introduced at World Expo 88, but they couldn’t continue for long. Now after 20 years, they have been re-injected into the Brisbanian transportation system.
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The South Bank business venture offers its services at extremely affordable prices. Starting at $5 per person for two adults, you need to pay more if you travel over 2 to 3 blocks or 5 km. Two paying adults are allowed to accommodate one kid under 12 for no extra charges. Green Cabs are up and running on weekends and public holidays from noon till midnight, and on Fridays after 5 p.m.
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Via: City South News
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