By taxi
There are a handful of taxi services that operate in Sioux Falls. Fares are reasonable by U.S. standards:
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Airport Limo
210 N. Fairfax Avenue, smoking allowed: yes. +1-605-336-1500City Wide Taxi
5601 W. 12th Street, smoking allowed: yes. +1-605-332-1234Cross Courier & Dispatch
(http://www.crosscouriers.com). 1500 W Russell St located inside Sioux Falls Bus Terminal, smoking allowed: no. +1-800-940-8185Quicksilver Taxi
(http://www.quicksilvertax...). Sioux Falls taxicab service for all surrounding areas. Provides delivery services and animal taxi services as well. Flat rates available for frequent riders.605-376-0107Sioux Falls Taxi Service
3307 N. Cliff Avenue, smoking allowed: yes. +1-605-334-3484Superior Taxi
formerly Empire Corporate Car/Empire Taxi, BBB accredited, 1100 S. Cliff Avenue, smoking allowed: upon advance request. +1-605-213-8294Taxi Company of Sioux Falls
210 N. Fairfax Avenue, smoking allowed: yes. +1-605-336-1010Yellow Cab Company
210 N. Fairfax Avenue, smoking allowed: yes. +1-605-336-1616
By Trolley
Sioux Falls Transit operates a trolley that operates Monday through Saturday from 10AM-8PM during the summer, and on Saturdays through the fall. The trolley operates through downtown Sioux Falls from Falls Park to the Washington Pavillion.
By bus
Sioux Falls Transit (http://www.siouxfalls.org...) operates 15 bus routes throughout the city. Fares are $1 for adults with books of 10 available for a 15 percent discount.
Buses generally run every half-hour during the day, but keep in mind that nearly all routes stop running by 7PM and bus service on weekends is very limited.
By car
While there is some public transportation in Sioux Falls and taxis are generally available, the easiest way to get around the city is by car. Roads are generally well-maintained with the occasional summer road construction and traffic is quite light by typical North American standards, especially considering the exponential growth of the city.
As mentioned above, Sioux Falls is located at the intersection of I-29 and I-90. Another interstate, I-229, runs from the southwest to northeast corner of the city, meaning that the vast majority of Sioux Falls is accessible via an interstate.
Most of the major attractions, shopping areas, and dining establishments are located near two major east-west roads - 12th Street and 41st Street. Minnesota Avenue also has a large selection of restaurants and shopping places.