Mont-Joli Regional Airport is covered by a mandatory-taximeter territory.
The airport lists regular taxi service by Coopérative de Mont-Joli. The CTQ taximeter decision includes La Mitis, where Mont-Joli is located.
TaxiRates applies the regulated meter to the actual route. It does not treat third-party approximate shuttle or per-person figures as an official taxi flat fare unless an authoritative source publishes that rule.
The fare period is chosen when the trip begins.
The day/night switch uses the local Québec trip-start time. A ride that begins before 11:00 p.m. remains a day-tariff trip even if it ends after 11:00 p.m.; a ride beginning at or after 11:00 p.m. uses the night tariff.
The physical meter switches between distance and elapsed time when traffic falls below the CTQ transition speed. TaxiRates models the route but does not invent extra waiting time simply because Google reports ordinary traffic.
A booked quote can legally differ from the regulated meter.
The CTQ allows a qualifying technology-based price or a properly documented contract price instead of the Commission tariff. For a normal hailed or person-to-person dispatched taxi trip, the regulated meter remains the reference used here. Always compare a pre-arranged quote with the TaxiRates estimate on the same basis.