Author: R. Emmett (---.maine.res.rr.com)
Date: 09-04-07 11:24
Why would a long-time Flemenco campground employee caution me about the importance of having the legal transport license?
For me, from the perspective of riding in a safe vehicle and with a driver who is licensed/insured to transport clients, what's important is not making assumptions. I know what that can do and I did it, last Feb. when I e-mailed Zorida through this forum's recommodation. At that time, my friends and I had a small window of time to get to the ferry.
Zoriada's service failed us, even after she personally, repeatedly reassured me through e-mail a day ahead of flying into the international airport that 'all would be well', that we would be met with a large sign with my name on it. It didn't happen that way so we took a regular licensed van. No problemo.
Another Maine friend made numerous, repeated cell phone contact to Zoriada while on the main island both prior to services from there to Fajardo and setting them up from Culebra to depart. My friend later told me that Zorida's taxi cannot be in certain airport parking areas without proper licensing. It's illegal.
How was I to know that the taxi would not be plainly visible, but would be lurking across the street, several blocks away near a certain restaurant. Zorida had not informed me of this small detail. Perhaps she is licensed now, that I don't know.
Owlihoot2
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