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On the texts that govern the trade: the national order on taxi fares, the prefectoral orders that apply it department by department, and the billing rules published by the administration. Each article names the texts it uses, so that a figure or a deadline it quotes can be checked at the source rather than taken on trust.

Articles that quote amounts are reviewed at least once a year, after the national order is published, usually in February. The others are corrected as soon as a change of rule or a reader's report justifies it. Each page carries the date of its last real change, never today's date, so you know what you are relying on.

Write to contact@taxineo.fr naming the page and, if possible, the regulation you believe it contradicts. We check it against the applicable text, correct it if the mistake is confirmed, and explain the difference if it is not. The correction is carried across to every page that used the same data, not only the one reported.

Yes, and it is a publishing rule: every article that states an amount, a deadline or an obligation names the text it comes from, whether the national order on fares, a prefectoral order or an official administration page. You can therefore check the information at its source rather than take our word for it.

The articles are written and published by Radif Partners, the company that publishes the site and takes editorial responsibility for it. No article is commissioned or funded by a driver, a dispatch centre or a competing platform, and no link in an article is paid for. The editorial principles are set out on the about page.

They apply as of the update date shown at the top of each page. Since the national caps are revised each year, usually in February, an amount quoted in an older article may have changed. That is why we show the real date of last modification rather than today's date, which would give a false impression of freshness.