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Mechanically and structurally, a car and taxi have no differences, with one exception: A taxi typically has a meter permanently or semi-permanently mounted in the front of the vehicle, in the middle or on the passenger side of the vehicle, and positioned so the meter can be seen from the back. In some taxis / in some taxi companies, passengers cannot sit in the front passenger seat.
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