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Additional Links
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About Us > Additional Links
Additional links to external websites that may be of interest to you are listed below, together with a brief description
of their content. If you move your mouse over the links, you should also get a graphical preview of each website within a
"Snap-Shots" window - you can choose to disable this function if you do not want it.
If you would like your website listed here, please email webmaster@dialacab.co.uk
with a brief description of the website and the full website address.
Dial-a-Cab is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites
Call Sign Library
www.dac-callsign.co.uk
Dial-a-Cabs in-house magazine Call-Sign has now moved to an exciting new web site.
All back issues of Call Sign since Alan Fisher became editor are available.
There is also a very handy search engine, to locate items of interest from the library.
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Children's Charity
www.dial-a-dream.co.uk
The young boy lay in his hospital bed, his body was weak and thin, his head completely devoid of hair,
due to the months of constant treatment to rid his system of the cancer that was slowly eating away at his body;
a body that used to be so fit and play rugby to County standard.
His uncle sat beside his bedside holding his now frail hand, feeling so useless as he watched this young life slipping away...
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Dial Car Taxis in New York
www.dialcar.com
In 1963, Dial Car began its car service in New York City aiming to be the best in the business.
Their services are based upon three important factors: Promptness Dependability and Safety.
They have over 450 owner driver limousines backed by computer dispatch and billing systems.
Anyone traveling not just to New York but anywhere in London, Europe or the USA should take advantage of a
terrific link on this taxi site which gives both the map and written directions of any route taken by road.
Simply type in the postal code of where you are setting off from, to either another post code in the UK, or the
address and country if traveling to anywhere in Europe, and within seconds up pops the route.
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London Taxi Board
www.londontaxiboard.org
The London Taxi Board (LTB) has one objective – to provide the best taxi service in the world for London’s travelling public and visitors alike. For over 30 years the LTB has been working with all relevant stakeholders, including regulatory authorities, investors, manufacturers, drivers and above all passengers, to ensure the Capital retains a viable and sustainable taxi industry.
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London Tourist Board
www.londontown.com
If you are visiting London, then look no further than this site to find everything you need to make your stay in London
enjoyable and cost effective.
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One Number Taxis
www.onenumbertaxis.com
7,000 Black Cabs every day... just One Number - 0871 871 8710.
You can now call one of 7,000 safe and reliable licensed black taxis by calling one number.
No account needed - passengers can simply pay with cash or by credit or debit card.
All six of London's radio taxi circuits have joined forces to offer this service, which uses sophistiated GPS satellite
tracking technology to locate and despatch the closest available taxi.
One Number is an important part of the Mayor Ken Livingstone's safety campaign to win the war against illegal minicab touts
and is another step forward for safe travel in the capital.
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Safer Travel at Night
www.london.gov.uk/mayor/safer_travel/index.jsp
Speaking at the second Safer Travel at Night (STAN) conference the Mayor revealed that the number of rapes and sexual assaults
in illegal cabs has fallen from 212 in 2002 to 140 over the last year - this includes a fall in rapes from 54 to 32.
This is the second annual fall in attacks since STAN was launched and follows an awareness campaign called 'Know what you are getting into' which warned of the dangers of taking illegal minicabs and provided information on safer travel options.
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TaxiTalk
www.taxitalk.co.uk
TAXI"talk" Magazine maintains coverage of important issues and publishes articles surrounding the taxi and private hire trade
up and down the UK, including Scotland and Wales. TAXI"talk" Magazine is unique, insomuch that the majority of (if not all)
people who write for the magazine are either working taxi or private hire drivers, including trade journalists with a passion
for the industry in which they are involved. In addition, they are focused on their subject when writing and carry out unerring
research in doing so. Indeed, nothing is published by the Editor without foundation. Moreover, the magazine is acclaimed
nationally for, not so much the controversy within, but for the outright truth it speaks through honest pages and balanced
editorial comment, thus becoming the most respected publication throughout the country.
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