Up to 30% of taxi drivers speak Russian in Berlin, still 40% speak Turkish, and 60% can communicate in English. Such details of activists of the civil initiative found Service in the City, which pushed the idea of a multilingual taxi for foreigners. The need for multilingual service caused by a rapid increase in foreign tourism in German capital last year visited 3.2 million German-speaking foreign visitors, say activists, Service in the City. They offer in addition to šašeček apply to taxis inscriptions-I speak English, Je parle francais, Hablo espanol, Io parlo italiano turkce or Ben konusuyorum-in line with the language skills of drivers. This change will alleviate many problems for foreign tourists, and in addition, will provide an opportunity to exchange business cards with the taxi driver and later easily solve their transport needs, communicating by phone and not worrying about possible language barriers. In Russia quite different problems, features taxis in major cities have taken on the bombily visitors who work illegally and often do not own even language of their stay. Moscow has developed a plan to fight amateur izvozčikami, and one of the requirements to become fluent.