What smells do taxi drivers smell?

Answer 1

The kinds of odors that taxi drivers might smell would depend on:

• the city in which they drive
• the passengers they have
• the odors around them
• how sensitive the driver is to odors in general
• whether one odor is stronger than another odor
• whether the driver has a stuffy nose
• whether the driver pays attention to odors

Possible 'good' odors a driver might smell include:

• spring rain
• fresh bakery, donuts
• Pizza shops
• other foods from restuarants
• nice cologne
• nice perfume

Possible 'bad' odors a driver might smell include:

• gas and oil from the taxi and other vehicles
• diesel from buses and trucks
• garbage containers
• sweat
• poor hygiene of passengers (body odor, urine or feces odors)
• bad breath
• drunken breath
• stale beer and peanuts when passing by bars
• the smell of dirty money
• "the smell" of city corruption