Senators Urge St. John Taxi Drivers to Go Digital
With an estimated 80 cruise calls scheduled for St. John in 2026, lawmakers are urging taxi drivers to improve their service offerings, including adopting modern payment methods for fares.
Senator Angel Bolques Jr., chair of the Committee on Culture, Youth, Aging, Sports and Parks, emphasized the importance of being prepared for the upcoming cruise season, which is expected to bring in 1.8 million visitors.
“That means more business for you; higher ferry transfers from St. We need to be ready for that,”
said Bolques, highlighting the potential benefits for taxi drivers.
- Estimated 80 cruise calls scheduled for St. John in 2026
- 1.8 million visitors expected in the upcoming cruise season
Author's summary: Senators urge taxi drivers to adopt digital payment methods.
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