Taxi Station

Enhance Your City’s Mobility with the Taxi Station Mod for Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic

Revolutionize the way your citizens travel and access essential services with the indispensable Taxi Station mod for Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic. This powerful addition introduces new structures designed to streamline personal transportation and boost the efficiency of your growing Soviet Republic.

Introducing the Taxi Station and Taxi Stand

This mod brings two crucial new buildings to your construction menu. The centerpiece is the expansive Taxi Station, capable of housing and servicing up to nine taxis. Complementing this is a smaller Taxi Stand, designed to accommodate four taxis, offering a more compact solution for areas with lower demand or limited space.

Unlock New Transportation Possibilities

The Taxi Station mod opens up exciting new strategic options for managing your republic’s infrastructure. Imagine providing convenient, on-demand transport for tourists arriving at your hotels, whisking them away to the attractions that draw them to your nation. Alternatively, efficiently deploy workers to vital industrial complexes or resource extraction sites located outside of established residential zones, ensuring your economy runs at peak performance. The flexibility offered by this mod allows for a more dynamic and responsive transportation network.

Setting Up Your Taxi Lines: A Simple Guide

Implementing taxi services in your republic is straightforward with the following steps:

  • Acquire personal vehicles to serve as taxis.
  • Designate the Taxi Station as the initial stop for your taxi line. Set its order to “Load Only.”
  • Assign the same Taxi Station as the second stop, again with the “Load Only” order. This ensures taxis wait for passengers.
  • Finally, set your desired destination as the last stop, configured for “Unload Only.”

Once configured, your taxis will patiently await passengers at the station, only departing when a citizen hails a ride, ensuring optimal resource utilization and passenger satisfaction.

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