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Operator Nick Kokas will be leading a discussion on technology and mobility at this year's event that will break down barriers.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Limo operators will get a chance next week to learn about new business opportunities through iCars, which has emerged as a viable limousine industry competitor to Uber.
The up-and-running app-platform has plans to grow into other major cities beyond its San Francisco base. Due to strong intitial demand, iCars has added free webinars throughout the week of Aug. 24-28. DETAILS AND REGISTRATION HERE.
The patented iCars technology enables legal, licensed and fully vetted limousine operators to compete with Uber by offering safe and reliable on-demand service that clients are seeking.
Related LCT article: iCars Debuts New Industry On-Demand And Reservation App
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Operator Nick Kokas will be leading a discussion on technology and mobility at this year's event that will break down barriers.
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| about 5 years agoOverwhelming demand? Why not overwhelming spam? I would venture a guess and say you have a piece of this app otherwise I would not have gotten 3 (!) emails in the last week about it. And Shifrin? The man Pando called a low rent Travis Kalanick? You seem to have left out his app that tried selling legal parking spaces until SF banned him and his nonsense. Nice guy.