Buses in Spain
There are many bus companies throughout Spain that offer good service. Generally public buses are of a high standard, well maintained and cheap. Smoking is not allowed on any public transport in Spain. Most towns have a bus terminal estacion de autobus. When waiting at a bus stop, don't take it for granted that the bus will stop for you. Flamboyant signals and throwing yourself in its path are the only ways to ensure it stops for you. Many of the city buses only accept the correct change. Bear in mind that on Sundays and public holidays, schedules are drastically reduced. You are best to avoid travelling on these days.

Taxis in Spain
Only use taxis that display a special licence. Taxis are of a very high standard and are governed by strict legislation. Taxis display a green light when free (libre). You can flag a taxi down in the street or look for a taxi rank. Most taxis are metered but they will have set prices for certain journeys. The price structures are set by the local government. Tipping of 5-10% is customary. Smoking is not allowed in taxis. Ask about surcharges for airport trips and baggage handling.

WARNING

We have received many reports (and have experienced it for ourselves), that some taxi drivers, especially at the airports (Malaga in particular), will try to rip off tourists by over charging them. Before you get into a taxi for a long journey, ask for an estimate or fixed price. If in any doubt, ask the driver to write it down. This avoids any argument when he bills you. In the event of a dispute tell the taxi driver that you are going to call the police. This will be enough to resolve the situation

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