In Singapore, taxis are a common tool for residents to travel, and their charging system has attracted much attention. In the rules formulated by Singapore's traffic management department, taxi fees mainly include starting price, mileage fee and parking fee. The starting price is fixed at S $3.2, covering the starting distance, while the mileage fee varies according to the time and place, ranging from S $.22 to S $.35 per kilometer. In the case of traffic congestion, passengers may have to pay extra congestion charges, which will be calculated according to the actual situation.

It is worth noting that when a taxi stops in a specific area such as an airport, a pier or a subway station, passengers need to pay parking fees. In terms of payment method, passengers can choose cash or credit card, but whether the driver accepts credit card payment may vary from person to person. It is recommended to confirm before boarding the bus. Although the charging standard of taxis in Singapore is relatively reasonable, passengers should know the possible extra fees in advance to avoid unnecessary economic pressure during the journey.