Spain’s Dreaded Fax-Seat Drivers
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BARCELONA, Spain — Businessmen and reporters visiting the Olympics won’t need to look far for a fax machine this summer. They’ll be able to send information from their taxi.
AGIL, a firm that provides “out-of-the-ordinary services” for special events, has hired 300 taxis for VIPs during the games.
For $420 a day, a customer will have personal use of a taxi. For an additional $145, a portable fax will be provided in the cab. A portable phone will cost $37 daily. The cost of calls or faxes is extra.
A spokesman said 26 orders for the private taxis have been received, from 20 Japanese and six English customers.
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