taxi,rabota
taxi,rabota
Zdraveite znae li niakoi kakva kategoria triabva da ima6 ot BG?B ili C za da kara6 taxi v Toronto,i vaob6te kakvi sa galimaciite?Blagodaria.[/b]
Не няма да можеш да работиш за никоя фирма по простата причина ,че това е тънак занаят и желаещите са по вече от китайците и трябва да се наредиш на опашката.Което не трябва да значи ,че нямаш шансове и не може да стане ,но ще ти отнеме толкова много време и сам ще се откажеш да гониш михаля след като разбереш,че залогът не е чак толкова голям за да си заслужава.
Един приятелски съвет ,забрави за България и не си прави илюзии,4е тук е по лесно,тук има толкова много гладни и мераклии да правят лева по по лесният начин,а Каб бизнесът си е точно такава далавера.
Един приятелски съвет ,забрави за България и не си прави илюзии,4е тук е по лесно,тук има толкова много гладни и мераклии да правят лева по по лесният начин,а Каб бизнесът си е точно такава далавера.
http://www.taxinews.com/archives.html Na tozi link shte namerish dosta informatsiya za Toronto. Spored reklamite pone, tyrsyat operatori. Gledam v drugata tema pitash za Toronto ili Montreal. V Montreal finansirat licenzi za taxi, ne znam kakvi sa lihvite, za toronto vyobshte si nyamam predstava.
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Дойдеш ли от България в Канада, трябва да минат поне 1-2 години, за да получиш съответния клас (в Алберта - 4). Тук според медиите поне изглежда по-лесно, но не съвсем:
Alberta news
Monday, Dec 04, 2006
Calgary cabs sit idle as passengers stew
(CBC) - Calgary taxi companies are desperately short of drivers at one of the busiest times of the year, and customers are getting fed up with the long waits for service.
Mike Nelson spent more than 90 minutes at North Hill Centre shopping mall waiting for taxi with his groceries, which he said were "thawing comfortably." "I was told 15-20 minutes," he said. "I travel by cab everywhere I go, so I have to put up with this everyday."
Idle taxis. At Calgary's largest cab company there is a parking lot full of idle taxis. Al Enders, owner of Checker Cabs, said he is short more than 200 drivers. "There's a labour shortage in Calgary - a labour shortage in Alberta - and we are no different," he said. "If we are pinched this way, are competitors are pinched the same way." Drivers can make about $300 a day during the busy season.
However, before they can get behind the wheel, they have to take a new five-day training course, as well as go through other tests and licencing procedures. The process can take two months and cost the driver $700.
"It's the two months without working or without being able to drive taxi, that seems to be the deterrent - plus the $700. I don't have to pay $700 to work at Tim Hortons and get benefits," Enders said. Customers can book ahead. Cab companies say the wait for taxis will only get worse through the holiday season. Enders said customers can book ahead but the company isn't guaranteeing the cab will show up on time. Roger Richard, president of Associated Cabs, said the city's growth has also made taxi trips longer, while road construction slows drivers down. Richard and Enders both say taxi customers shouldn't expect any improvements until Alberta's economy slows down.
Alberta news
Monday, Dec 04, 2006
Calgary cabs sit idle as passengers stew
(CBC) - Calgary taxi companies are desperately short of drivers at one of the busiest times of the year, and customers are getting fed up with the long waits for service.
Mike Nelson spent more than 90 minutes at North Hill Centre shopping mall waiting for taxi with his groceries, which he said were "thawing comfortably." "I was told 15-20 minutes," he said. "I travel by cab everywhere I go, so I have to put up with this everyday."
Idle taxis. At Calgary's largest cab company there is a parking lot full of idle taxis. Al Enders, owner of Checker Cabs, said he is short more than 200 drivers. "There's a labour shortage in Calgary - a labour shortage in Alberta - and we are no different," he said. "If we are pinched this way, are competitors are pinched the same way." Drivers can make about $300 a day during the busy season.
However, before they can get behind the wheel, they have to take a new five-day training course, as well as go through other tests and licencing procedures. The process can take two months and cost the driver $700.
"It's the two months without working or without being able to drive taxi, that seems to be the deterrent - plus the $700. I don't have to pay $700 to work at Tim Hortons and get benefits," Enders said. Customers can book ahead. Cab companies say the wait for taxis will only get worse through the holiday season. Enders said customers can book ahead but the company isn't guaranteeing the cab will show up on time. Roger Richard, president of Associated Cabs, said the city's growth has also made taxi trips longer, while road construction slows drivers down. Richard and Enders both say taxi customers shouldn't expect any improvements until Alberta's economy slows down.
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Kolega za da karash taxi,parvo ti triabva sertifikat......Sega zapisvat za 2009-10 god.Napravi si smetka....ako iskash da karash sled tova za niakoja gol. f-ma naemat e 200 na denonoshtie ili 120-40 na smiana 12chasa.....Zashtoto e palno sas bambuci i po marzelivi od tiah.....napravi si izvoda!!! 
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