Calabasas Taxi Cab Service

Taxi service in Calabasas is better than ever, thanks to LA City Cab and the ridesharing revolution. Our Calabasas taxi cabs are clean, inspected, and staffed by drivers who are thoroughly background checked and tested for safety.

Unlike other ridesharing options that require you to get in a car with just about anyone with a smartphone and a vehicle, LA City Cab’s focus is on you, the customer. That’s why we’re committed to employing only the best drivers who have proven themselves to be safe and professional.

Now, taxi cabs in Calabasas can be hailed any way you like: by phone, via our iPhone and Android app, or right off the street if you prefer. If you’re trying to get out of town, look no further: catch a taxi from Calabasas to LAX and spend your trip to the airport in stress-free bliss. Or, if you’re coming back and need a cab from LAX to Calabasas, you probably already know that LA City Cab is the best way to get out of a busy airport pickup zone — all you need to do is look outside the terminal!

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Calabasas – Taxi Rates

Calabasas Rates

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DESTINATION:	Calabasas Taxi Rates:
Flag drop (first 1/9th mile)	2.85
Each additional 1/9th mile ($2.70 per mile)	$0.30
Each 37 sec. waiting time and/or traffic delay ($29.19/hr. wait)	$0.30
Min. fare for all taxi trips originating at LAX plus $4.00 airport-mandated surcharge	$15
Flat rate per trip (group) in either direction for trips between LAX and Downtown LA	$46.50
Flat rate from within the West Hollywood city limits directly to LAX	$40














HOURLY RATE / TOURS-LOCAL	$45/HOUR

Welcome To Calabasas

In Spanish, a calabaza is a pumpkin (or squash) — but in Los Angeles, Calabasas is a thriving and affluent suburb nestled in the Santa Monica Mountains. The name comes from a possibly apocryphal tale that claims a Basque rancher was traveling east to Los Angeles, when he spilled his entire wagon load of pumpkins on the road. That area is now Calabasas, land of sprawling gated communities and picturesque rolling hills.

Every October, the Pumpkin Festival takes place in Calabasas, a chance to have fun with the area’s namesake gourd at Juan Bautista de Anza Park.

Calabasas is a neighborhood that loves to take pride in its history. In fact, one of the Los Angeles area’s oldest standing private residences can be found in California. If you’ve seen that home, the Leonis Adobe, it might have been on Most Haunted, a show profiling some of the spookiest buildings in the world.

Perhaps the only thing prized even more than heritage by Calabasas residents is the area’s determination and commitment to keeping their nature and wildlife in as pristine a condition as possible. This is exemplified by the city flag, which bears a red-tailed hawk in mid-air flight above a mountain.
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