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The generations currently in school have ample opportunity to familiarise themselves with computers and the Internet. Many students complete all of their school work on a laptop or desktop computer, then spend the majority of their social time on one too! Play Stations, X Boxes and Wiis are now common fixtures in many homes across the United Kingdom. However, using the web might not be so simple for the older generations who did not have access to computers at school or college. Technology is developing so fast that its hard to keep up; once you have the hang of one thing, there are already 3 newer upgrades on the market. You might be surprised to hear, and perhaps a little skeptical, that its actually very simple to book Gatwick Airport taxis on the Internet - but its true, thanks to websites improving their usability and online booking systems.

If you can get as far as switching on a computer and opening an Internet browser (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox or Safari, for example), youre half way there! The next thing you need to do is type what youre into a search engine such as Google, which is often already set as the home page; that means it could be the first thing you see when you open your Internet browser. In this instance it would be something like taxi to Gatwick. Youll see a list of different cab offices appear, many offering the option to book online. Select one of these to proceed. If you want, you can look at reviews as an indicator of the companys quality, and you can also click on a few different websites to compare quotes. Anyhow, first things first.

When you click on a website from the list, youll probably see two boxes on the home page where your address and destination can be entered. These may be labelled to and from, or pick-up and drop-off. You can usually search for your pick-up address just by entering the postcode or a place of interest. As soon as youve filled in these boxes, youll see a quote for the entire journey - but you havent booked yet. At this point youll see a button that says Book or Go - click this if youre happy with the quote and want to go ahead. Its helpful to state how many passengers are travelling and how much luggage youll have so that you will be allocated the correct vehicle. Youll also be asked to input your contact information so that your booking can be confirmed. Youll receive either a phone call or a text message within minutes to confirm that your Gatwick taxi has been booked.

Booking a taxi to Gatwick is simple when you use the Internet; it only takes a couple of minutes, and once youve done it once youll never need to trawl through the phone book again!

by: barrentine




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