Giving YOU the power. UGO. The most powerful selling tool you can have. And now the power lies in your hands.


Register today with UGOnetwork.co.uk and you will be able to:


 Search the UGO database for Freephones  See where sites are available and


and Infoboards in your area register your interest


 Register an interest in reserved sites for when they become available


 Keep up to date with changes in


Making you money UGO puts taxi and private hire companies right where their customers are. It means that people can call when they want to without worrying about remembering a number or having to pay for the call.


How UGO works


UGO works by linking a regular source of clients such as a supermarket, hospital or entertainment venue with a taxi or private hire company. The customer makes a free call which links them direct to you.


Whether people are calling from a hospital or a bus station, a hall of residence or a student union, a shopping centre or a train station they can speak to you easily. Customers simply pick up the UGO Freephone, press the call button and are put straight through to you.


UGO is


the most powerful selling tool a taxi or private hire company can have


regulations and taxi industry news


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. Transport Innovation is 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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