CitiCabs
Taxi firm based at Rue des Pres Trading Estate.
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Taxis in Jersey
Local cab firms for airport and harbour runs, nights out, island tours and business accounts. Each listing links to the firm’s own website, so you can book direct.
Taxi firms in Jersey
Based in: St Helier (2), St Brelade (1), St Clement (1), St Saviour (1), and 2 that don’t publish a parish.
Domino Cabs
Local and island-wide taxis.
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Liberty Cabs
Island-wide taxi service.
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NEO Taxi
Taxi service offering airport transfers with meet and greet, card payments and app bookings.
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Panda Cabs
Round-the-clock taxi firm for airport and port transfers, tours, corporate accounts and urgent deliveries.
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Premium Cabs Jersey
Taxi firm for airport transfers, island tours and corporate work, carrying up to eight passengers.
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Yellow Cabs
Island-wide taxis, around the clock.
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Before you get in touch
How taxis work in Jersey
Rank taxis and pre-booked cabs
Taxis are licensed by Driver and Vehicle Standards. Under the Motor Traffic (Cabs – General) (Jersey) Order 2021 (opens in a new tab) there are two kinds: taxi-cabs, which can wait at ranks, and cabs that must be booked in advance and can’t use the ranks.
The main ranks are at Weighbridge Place, Library Place, Snow Hill, the ferry terminal and Jersey Airport. Every driver holds a badge that is renewed each year, after a driving test, an Island knowledge test, a medical and a criminal record check.
Fares
The Government sets the most a cab can charge, in an Order last changed on 28 July 2026 (opens in a new tab). From Monday to Saturday, 7am to 11pm, that is £4.15 for the first 176 yards and 31p for each 176 yards after. Extra passengers over four cost £2 each, and paying other than in cash adds 50p. Rank taxis must have a sealed, approved meter and a card machine.
A firm can agree a different price with you before the journey, or charge its own published rates for booked trips, so ask for the price when you book.
At the airport
There’s a public taxi rank (opens in a new tab) right in front of the Arrivals terminal. If you’ve booked a cab, it waits in a separate area behind the arrivals car park.
Wheelchair-accessible taxis
Rank taxis must meet accessibility standards, and the Government of Jersey’s taxi pages (opens in a new tab) show which booking firms have wheelchair-accessible vehicles. Say you need one when you book.
Feedback and complaints
Driver and Vehicle Standards regulates taxis. You can send feedback through the form on gov.je, or contact DVS on 01534 448600 or dvsinfo@gov.je.
General information, checked against official sources on 1 October 2026. Rules change, so check the linked sources before you rely on them.
Questions
Common questions
How much is a taxi in Jersey?
The Government sets maximum fares. From Monday to Saturday, 7am to 11pm, a cab can charge up to £4.15 for the first 176 yards and 31p for each 176 yards after, with £2 for each passenger over four and 50p for not paying in cash. Fares were last changed on 28 July 2026.
Where are the taxi ranks in St Helier?
The main ranks are at Weighbridge Place, Library Place, Snow Hill and the ferry terminal, with another at Jersey Airport.
Is there a taxi rank at Jersey Airport?
Yes. The public taxi rank is right in front of the Arrivals terminal. Pre-booked cabs wait in a separate area behind the arrivals car park.
Can I book a taxi in advance in Jersey?
Yes. Cab firms take bookings by phone, online or through apps, and some cabs can only be pre-booked. Ask for the price when you book.
Are there wheelchair-accessible taxis in Jersey?
Yes. Rank taxis must meet accessibility standards, and several booking firms have wheelchair-accessible vehicles. Ask for one when you book.
How do I complain about a taxi in Jersey?
Contact Driver and Vehicle Standards, which regulates taxis, through the feedback form on gov.je, on 01534 448600 or at dvsinfo@gov.je.
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