UGO. The most powerful
selling tool you can have
UGO provides three services that provide work for taxis and
private hire companies – UGO Infoboards, UGO 0800anywhere
and UGO Freephones. Each one has been designed so that
companies have the solution that fits the location.
UGO Freephones
UGO Freephones are single button telephones most often seen
in supermarkets, in fact 90% of all supermarket groups in the UK
use UGO with UGO Freephones being the most popular choice.
They link supermarket shoppers to a single company and so
are perfect for booking private
hire cars and taxis.
UGO Infoboards
For really busy locations UGO Infoboards offer a wide variety of
services at no charge to customers. Only one taxi or private hire
company appears on each UGO Infoboard. UGO Infoboards are
found in rail stations, shopping centres, universities, hospitals
and other busy locations.
UGO 0800anywhere
UGO 0800anywhere is the solution for less busy locations. It
provides customers with a freephone number that they can call
when and where they want although some mobile phone networks
may still charge the caller. UGO 0800anywhere is ideal for
TAXI
advertising in bars, nightclubs and college halls of residence and
BE WHERE YOU WANT TO BE
can be used on drop cards and newspaper advertisements.
0800 XXXXXXX 0800 XXXXXXX
Go to www.UGOnetwork.co.uk now to find out
which sites are available in your area.
Call now on
020 8532 4950
Transport Innovation, The Charterhouse, Charter Mews, Beehive Lane, Gants Hill, Essex IG1 3RD.
Medigen Telecommunications is now Transport Innovation, a company dedicated to benefiting the taxi
and private hire sector by fully integrating it with other transport systems to be part of an efficient, public
network providing a speedy, safe and cost effective door-to-door service.
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