Seats on request
Most Dublin taxis do not have to carry a child seat. Ask on the form and Gary puts the seats in the 8-seater. Two every-stage seats and two boosters. For the airport, book it on the form.
Two of each seat, and only these two types. This is an i-Size taxi, not a shop. No other seats.
2 in the van
i-Size R129 belt-fitted every-stage seat, 40-150cm. Two EnfaSafe Navigator seats. For infants and younger children, and older children who still need a high-back seat.
2 in the van
R129 belt-fitted backless booster, 125-150cm. Two miniuno Boosta seats. The taxi booster seat is for an older child who has reached 125cm.
Same licensed 8-seater, seats on request, the family stays in one van. A family friendly taxi here does not mean a second car.
Book the seat. Do not hail and hope the next cab has one. Use the form to book taxi with car seat so Gary knows which ones to have ready.
Often, no. The RSA says taxis are exempt. It is safer to book. Gary has seats if you ask. Ask here if you need taxi with child seats Dublin for a specific date.
This is RSA guidance in short, not legal advice. Read the RSA child safety in cars page if you want the official wording.
Child seats
No. The Road Safety Authority (RSA) says taxis are exempt. Taxi drivers do not have to supply a child seat. It is safer to book one. Gary carries seats, so ask on the form when you book.
Two EnfaSafe Navigator i-Size R129 belt-fitted every-stage seats (40-150cm) and two miniuno Boosta R129 belt-fitted backless boosters (125-150cm). No other types.
Yes, on the form. Tap Book, say you are travelling with kids or infants, and pick how many of each seat you need. That request goes to Gary with your booking.
Use the form. Say the date, pickup, and which seats you need. A deposit holds the booking.