Legal notice

1. Owner details

As required by article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services and e-commerce (LSSI-CE):

• Owner: Nombre y apellidos del titular (sole trader, Spain)
• Tax ID (NIF): NIF pendiente
• Business address: Rúa de exemplo, 1, 15703 Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña)
• Email: reservas@wayvtcsantiago.es · Phone: +34 600 000 000
• Activity: private hire vehicle with driver (VTC). Autorización VTC nº pendiente, granted by Xunta de Galicia.
• Website: https://www.wayvtcsantiago.es · Trading name: WayVTC Santiago

2. Purpose

This website provides information about WayVTC Santiago's chauffeur-driven passenger transport (VTC) in Santiago de Compostela and the rest of Galicia, and lets you request a service, and receive a quote for it. Bookings are governed by our Terms of service.

3. Terms of use

Using the website is free and implies acceptance of this notice. You agree to use it lawfully and in good faith, to provide accurate information, not to make false bookings and not to introduce harmful code or try to access restricted areas (including the management panel).

4. Intellectual property

Texts, design, code and the WayVTC Santiago brand belong to the owner or are used under licence. Photographs come from Unsplash and are used under its licence, with credits in the footer. XPENG and P7+ are trademarks of their respective owners, mentioned only to describe the vehicle. Reproduction without permission is not allowed, except as permitted by law.

5. Liability

We try to keep information accurate and up to date. "From" prices and journey times are indicative: the binding price is the one in the quote we email you. We are not liable for technical interruptions, cyber attacks or third-party content, beyond what the law requires.

6. Links

Links to third-party sites (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, WhatsApp, etc.) are provided for convenience; we do not control them.

7. Data protection and cookies

See our Privacy policy and Cookie policy.

8. Governing law and jurisdiction

Spanish law applies. Disputes with consumers fall under the courts of the consumer's place of residence; otherwise, the courts of Santiago de Compostela.