Taxi Hailer Device

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Flashing to Catch Cabs

— November 24, 2007 — Tech
If you just don't seem to have luck catching the attention of a cab driver, there's still hope for you. A British company invented the Taxi Hailer which resembles an indicator light mounted in a sleek iPod case. The idea is simple, just point the flasher out on the street, and presto; the taxi cab driver is there.

"The most common method of hailing a taxi in the street is by raising a hand, however it only works if the driver sees you," the site explains, adding that 96% of taxi drivers will stop for the first person they see.

"Taxi Hailer embraces this common international body language of raising a hand, and clearly identifies you as a fare to the taxi driver."

"Using a energy efficient super bright LED flashing light, the Taxi Hailer is an inexpensive, credit card size and a simple to operate product that will assist you in quickly hailing a taxi."

The customer's reviews are looking good. Will this trend swing over to other parts of the world?

Trend Themes

  1. Taxi Hailer Tech — The trend of incorporating technology to make taxi hailing easier and more efficient.
  2. Led-enabled Solutions — The trend of using LED lights to create innovative solutions.
  3. Smart Transportation Accessories — The trend of developing smart accessories to enhance the transportation experience.

Industry Implications

  1. Transportation — The transportation industry can utilize taxi hailer tech as an opportunity to improve passenger experience.
  2. Consumer Electronics — The consumer electronics industry may find potential for growth in the LED-enabled solutions market.
  3. Fashion and Accessories — The fashion industry can explore smart transportation accessories as a new avenue of innovation and consumer engagement.
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