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taxi
those taxi drivers are extremly aggressive, pushing and touching you. if you refuse their service they yell at you. sometimes 50 of them and you do not leave any space to pass. very unpleasant.
i have always walked from the bus station to the hotel, never used a taxi. most of the drivers are well known scammers. they only turn the meter on if you tell them: maria.
at night most taxi divers do not even turn the meter on, they charge ridiculous prices, fivefold or tenfold of the legal fees because they know that you do not want to walk. there are muggers all around in sjo.