28 Wickford Extra, March 2011
Allied Taxis W
ICKFORD’S largest taxi company prides itself on its service, from its friendly fleet to its latest technology.
Allied Taxis, the only local company to supply a24-hour service, sees itself as one of the most forwardthinking and advanced taxi companies in Essex. The company gives all of its customers a service that is second to none, whether they need ataxi once ayear,orhave to make five journeys to the airport each week. Each individual customer receives the
same prioritised level of service, from the first point of contact to the dispatch of the vehicle. It’sfleet of vehicles includes its outstand-
ing corporate and Hackney vehicles, as well as executive cars, mini buses and wheel- chair friendly vehicles. The company’sfleet, which have between four and eight seats each, offer acomfortable journey for every- one.
The Broadway,has the latest technology in the
industry.After receiving your booking the information about your journey is trans- mitted, in avery secureformat, to the appropriate vehicle in afraction of asec- ond. This eliminates the chance of anyone hearing your details or addresses over the radio system. Advancements in technology also allow
Allied Taxis, based at 7-9 The Arcade,
you, if you prefer,topre-order and pay for your taxi online, using its secureweb based booking system. Allied Taxis accepts credit cardpayments
for all jobs and welcomes business accounts. It has outstanding services to London’sHeathrow,Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and City airports, and also offers a free call back service on the arrival of your vehicle. For further information or to make abook-
ing telephone its 24 hour call centreon 01268 575757 or visit
www.575757.co.uk
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