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Situation Au 28 Juin 2021 Liste Entreprises Taxis Agrées Tri Par Code Postal Situation au 28 juin 2021 Liste entreprises Taxis agrées tri par code postal Code Nom Adresse P CP LOCALITE 141878-64 DE JESUS MARTINS/ TAXIS F.M.SARL 22, RUE ANTOINE L 1131 LUXEMBOURG 141928-17 BELAL/ LUXCHRONO SA 12, RUE DE BASTOGNE L 1217 LUXEMBOURG 141896-82 RODRIGUES/ TAXI LOUREIRO SARL 42, RUE ERNEST BERES L 1232 HOWALD 141879-65 JERONIMO/ VJS TAXIS SARL 10, RUE DE BLOCHAUSEN L 1243 LUXEMBOURG 141900-86 LINCK PHILIPPE 28, RUE DE BONNEVOIE L 1260 LUXEMBOURG 141613-90 CHARDOME/ INTER TAXIS S.A.R.L 12, RUE DES BRUYERES L 1274 HOWALD 141892-78 DA GLORIA PEREIRA ANTONIO 165, RUE CENTS L 1319 LUXEMBOURG 141843-29 CARBON G. TAXIS SARL 16A, RUE DE LA CIMENTERIE L 1337 LUXEMBOURG 141868-54 TAVARES DE MELO/ TAXIS MELO 8, RUE DE CLERVAUX L 1346 LUXEMBOURG 141904-90 WEBER/ BENELUX TAXIS SARL 218, RTE D'ESCH L 1471 LUXEMBOURG 141860-46 FERREIRA DA SILVA A. TAXI 11, RUE ALEXANDRE FLEMING L 1525 STRASSEN 141781-64 WAAIJENBERG TAXI / LUXAMBULANCE 21, RUE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN L 1540 LUXEMBOURG 141747-30 SILVA M.TAXI SARL 35, BD DE LA FRATERNITE L 1541 LUXEMBOURG 141947-36 MOREIRA PENEDA/MP TAXIS SARL 6, RUE THEOPHILE FUNCK-BRENTANO L 1544 LUXEMBOURG 141845-31 DA SILVA COSTA/ TAXIS-AMB. C&C 17, RUE DES GROTTES L 1644 LUXEMBOURG 141908-94 FERNANDES/ TAXIS NUNES ET FILS 33, RUE DU 9 MAI 1944 L 2112 HOWALD 141927-16 FERNANDES MARQUES JOAO 42, RUE LAURENT MENAGER L 2143 LUXEMBOURG 141913-02 CORDEIRO/ TRANSP.E TAXIS O CARRICO 359, RUE DE NEUDORF L 2221 LUXEMBOURG 141549-26 ABREU DINIS TAXI 60, RUE DE NEUDORF L 2222 LUXEMBOURG 141944-33 FERNANDES / PROTAXI SARL-S 6, SENTIER DE LA SCIERIE L 2528 LUXEMBOURG 141560-37 COLUX TAXIS 24, DERNIER SOL L 2543 LUXEMBOURG 141759-42 GALLE OLIVIER TAXI /TAXIS.LU 24, DERNIER SOL L 2543 LUXEMBOURG 141934-23 MONTEIRO DA SILVA DUARTE NUNO 45, RUE DE STRASBOURG L 2561 LUXEMBOURG 141565-42 DOS SANTOS TONY TAXI 25, RUE DE LA LIBERATION L 3249 BETTEMBOURG 141938-27 MACEDO MENDES DANIEL 22, RUE DE PEPPANGE L 3270 BETTEMBOURG 141903-89 CARDOSO PINTO/ TAXIS A-Z SARL 30, RUE HANS ADAM L 3321 BERCHEM 141805-88 CRAVEIRO MARIA/TAXIS AMB PASCOAL 69, RTE D'ESCH L 3340 HUNCHERANGE 141876-62 BASTOS/ TAXI CHOC SARL 9, RUE NIC BODRY L 3426 DUDELANGE 141946-35 RESENDE MORGADO/TAXI BRUNO SARL-S 15, AV. G.-D.CHARLOTTE L 3441 DUDELANGE 141801-84 FIGUEIREDO FERNANDO/TAXI CONFORT 14, RUE LENTZ L 3509 DUDELANGE 141943-32 GLAD / TAXI ALAIN SARL-S 72, RUE LENTZ L 3509 DUDELANGE 141725-08 LEITE PEREIRA MANUEL TAXI 241, RTE DE KAYL L 3514 DUDELANGE 141948-37 DA SILVA GONCALVES/ ATMG SARL-S 26, RUE JEAN WOLTER L 3544 DUDELANGE 141933-22 DA SILVA FERREIRA/ TAXIS EUROPE 39, RUE DES PRES L 3671 KAYL 141937-26 SKENDEROVIC EMIR 62, RUE DES ARTISANS L 3712 RUMELANGE 141787-70 NOGUEIRA RICARDO/TAXI EUROLUX 22, RUE DES FLEURS L 3767 TETANGE 141872-58 ROBERTO GIOVANNI TAXI 7, RUE NEIWISS L 3786 TETANGE 141918-07 MAIA/ LUXBG MOBILITY SERVICES 17, RUE ALOYSE KAYSER L 3852 SCHIFFLANGE 141828-14 MAIA NOGUEIRA NUNO TAXIS 41B, RUE DENIS NETGEN L 3858 SCHIFFLANGE 141939-28 MOUTINHO/ TAXI PINTO & FILS SARL 2, RUE DU PONT L 3873 SCHIFFLANGE 141829-15 SANTOS FERNANDO/ MONDIAL TAXIS 4, RUE DU BRILL L 4041 ESCH/ALZETTE 141578-55 MORGADO CARLOS TAXI 139, RUE VICTOR HUGO L 4141 ESCH/ALZETTE 141890-76 MARINANGELI DAVID 4, PLACE DE LA PAIX L 4275 ESCH/ALZETTE 141752-35 DA SILVA JORGE/ESCHER TAXIS 1, BD WINSTON CHURCHILL L 4322 ESCH/ALZETTE 141917-06 DE CARVALHO FERREIRA NUNO 1, RUE DE LA SOURCE L 4322 ESCH/ALZETTE 141897-83 MAXIMINO/TAXIS AMBULANCES DU SUD 11, RUE DU VIADUC L 4343 ESCH/ALZETTE 141949-38 DA SILVA/ TAXIS-AMBUL. FERNANDES 8, RUE DU VIADUC L 4343 ESCH/ALZETTE 141847-33 OUBECHOU N./ NKM SERVICE 30, ZARE OUEST L 4384 EHLERANGE 141704-84 PEREIRA FERNANDES/TAXI FERNANDO 5, RUE JOSEPH FRISONI L 4449 SOLEUVRE 141848-34 BARROUCHE A. TAXI 98, GRAND RUE L 4575 DIFFERDANGE 141910-96 GOMES/ LUX MECANIQUE SARL 29, RUE ROBERT KRIEPS L 4702 PETANGE 141940-29 BARROS/ GREENTAXIS & AMBULANCE 29, RUE ROBERT KRIEPS L 4702 PETANGE 141768-51 RAMOVIC FIKRET / RF TRANS 55, RUE DE LA CHIERS L 4720 PETANGE 141945-34 AMARO/ ALPHA LIMO SARL-S 36, CITE CFL L 4722 PETANGE 141799-82 LOUBAR M. / TAXI AMB. MUSTAPHA 10, RUE ALOYSE KAYSER L 4743 PETANGE 141800-83 DE OLIVEIRA G./ VICENTE SARL 91, PORTE DE LAMADELAINE L 4744 PETANGE 141884-70 DOS SANTOS BROCARDO FILIPE LUIS 2, RUE DE L'EGLISE L 4870 LAMADELAINE 141794-77 PEREIRA PAULO / TAXI ETOILE 4, RUE DES PRIMEVERES L 4955 BASCHARAGE 141895-81 FAUSTINO ALDONSO HUGO MIGUEL 54, OP ZAEMER/ BAT S L 4959 BASCHARAGE 141936-25 DE PINHO HENRIQUES CARLOS 70, RUE D'OETRANGE L 5411 CANACH 141925-14 MARTINS / TAXI MINI SARL 4, HOHLGAASS L 5418 EHNEN 141888-74 RODRIGUES DE CASTRO MARIA PAULA 28, MOUNEREFERSTROOSS L 5441 REMERSCHEN Situation au 28 juin 2021 Liste entreprises Taxis agrées tri par code postal Code Nom Adresse P CP LOCALITE 141840-26 WELTER JEAN-MARIE TAXIS 14, BEIM SCHLASS L 5444 SCHENGEN 141871-57 GOMES PEDRO TAXI 38, RUE PRINCIPALE L 5480 WORMELDANGE 141818-04 DA SILVA ADELINO/TAXI ASATI 20A, RUE SAINT NICOLAS L 5554 REMICH 141902-88 VIEIRA LOPES RAUL 6, RUELLE DES TANNEURS L 5572 REMICH 141833-19 PEREIRA CARLOS/ CS TAXIS 15, AVENUE DR KLEIN L 5630 MONDORF 141901-87 MAHLER ROSA 2, OP WAASSERKIERTEN L 5713 ASPELT 141642-22 NUNES MANUEL TAXI 18A, RUE ROBERT SCHUMANN L 5751 FRISANGE 141598-75 BONNE PATRICK TAXI / ALL TRANS. 7-11, LETZEBUERGERSTROOSS L 5752 FRISANGE 141766-49 WEIS TAXI/ LIMA SARL 38, GRAND-RUE L 6310 BEAUFORT 141827-13 SCHILLING/ BOLLIG SA 17, RUE ALFERWEIHER L 6412 ECHTERNACH 141578-55 MORGADO CARLOS TAXI 23, RUE ANDRE DUCHSCHER L 6434 ECHTERNACH 141825-11 SAUERWALD/ TAXI BONJOUR 57, RUE KRUNN L 6453 ECHTERNACH 141864-50 DIOP P./ JAPL DIOP SECS 5, RUE DU STADE L 6580 ROSPORT 141707-87 REDING MARIE-ANTOINETTE TAXI 30, NEIE WEE L 6833 BIWER 141812-95 ALVES JORGE TAXI MAISON 8 L 6837 BROUCH/BIWER 141935-24 DE JESUS/ CONTINENT TTE DIST.SARL-S 14, RUE JEAN SCHAACK L 7251 HELMSANGE 141628-08 FEDERSPIEL NICOLAS TAXI 86, RUE DU CIMETIERE L 7313 HEISDORF 141586-63 WINANDY TAXIS AMB./ ANC. FRISCH 2, BESCHMONTSBONGERT L 7526 MERSCH 141728-11 SCHEMEL ALBERT/A.S.TAXI-AMB. 1, RUE DES ARDENNES L 7714 COLMAR-BERG 141932-21 TAVARES/TDM LIMUSINE&TAXI SARL-S 19, AV.GORDON SMITH L 7740 COLMAR-BERG 141894-80 CANCELINHA/ EUROTAXI LUX,SARL 30, RTE DE COLMAR L 7766 BISSEN 141930-19 HADJADJ/ BLUE TAXIS SARL-S 98, RTE D'ARLON L 8008 STRASSEN 141893-79 DOS SANTOS DIAS ANGELO MIGUEL 391, RTE D'ARLON L 8011 STRASSEN 141919-08 PAULOS/ TAXI PAULOS SARL 315, RTE D'ARLON L 8011 STRASSEN 141873-59 SIEBENSCHUH/ SOS AMBU SARL 15, RUE DE L'INDUSTRIE L 8069 BERTRANGE 141881-67 CRISTACHE/ CSAM SARL 1, RUE DE DUBLIN L 8224 MAMER 141920-09 MURTEIRA/ TAXI GRAND-DUCAL SARL 8, RUE DE MAMER L 8280 KEHLEN 141907-93 SERRA DA SILVA CARLOS MANUEL 1, QUATRE-VENTS L 8295 KEHLEN 141823-09 SARAIVA/TUGGA TRANSPORTS 24, GRAND-RUE L 8372 HOBSCHEID 141929-18 DEBUISSON/LUXMEDIC SARL 6, RUE DE LA GARE L 8380 KLEINBETTINGEN 141883-69 SCHODER ALEX 30, RUE PRINCIPALE L 8805 RAMBROUCH 141885-71 PEREIRA/ TAXIS FLANEL S.A R.L. 13B, RUE PRINCE HENRI L 9047 ETTELBRUCK 141942-31 DIAS DE BRITO/ TAXI-AMBU. DASATI 29, RUE PRINCE HENRI L 9047 ETTELBRUCK 141870-56 SIMON BERNARD/ VOYAGES SIMON ZONE INDUSTRIELLE L 9099 ERPELDANGE-SUR-INGELDORF 141899-85 SIMON ROLAND/ VOYAGES KOOB SA 2, RUE LADUNO L 9147 SURE 141916-05 HEINISCH/ NORD-TAXI SARL 4, RUE D'ETTELBRUCK L 9160 INGELDORF 141923-12 WAGENER / VOYAGES WAGENER SA 4A, KIIRCHEPAD L 9170 MERTZIG 141912-01 URI SASCHA 2, TOODLERMILLEN L 9181 TADLER 141909-95 MARINHO/ LOPES SARL 41, RUE BAMERTAL L 9209 DIEKIRCH 141931-20 MOREIRA/ ADN AMBULANCES SARL-S 1, CITE HANNER ZENGEN L 9352 BETTENDORF 141781-64 WAAIJENBERG TAXI / LUXAMBULANCE 6, RUE DU GENET L 9545 WILTZ 141861-47 DIAS BRITO F./ TAXI DASATI 87, RUE MICHEL THILGES L 9573 WILTZ 141841-27 SIMON ROLAND/ TAXIS VOYAGES KAYSER 5, UM BIERG L 9636 BERLE 141926-15 SOARES/ TAXI SOLUTION SARL-S. 7, GEIDGERWEEG L 9980 WILWERDANGE.
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