reliable taxi firm. rang from work last night to order a taxi . driver was waiting for me …read more friendly reasonable rates

Has the largest fleet in Preston. Drivers often friendly, chatty, helpful with your luggage or…read moreshopping. They will take your lead of course. No longer the cheapest overall, AAA cabs now are at 555444. Sainsbury's Deepdale to Plungington often just under £5.

There's a confrontational unprofessional attitude permeating this company; from the phone operator,…read moreto the specific requirements, to the worst of the drivers, it's an inefficient, hit and miss, uncommunicative experience. Frankly, I don't know who on earth they've got answering the telephones but they just have no manners, they sound thick and a bit aggressive. Millers has probably got too big and complacent, it behaves as if it doesn't need your business and on an individual level, it probably doesn't! Give another taxi firm a go is my advice.

I used city recently to take me to Manchester airport and pick me up when I returned…read more A good service at reasonable prices. Regards B.Haddlesey (Yorky).

Text a taxi service, loyalty cards for regular customers, friendly drivers, good prices, tracking…read moresystem. Couldn't ask for anything more!

I was astonished to find a bus staion with no public telephone! I needed to make a urgent call, It…read morewas only thanks to a security guard who let me use his mobile.

Preston Bus Station was voted in 2010 as the best building in the city by the local people and to…read moresome extent that is true - from the outside, mainly long-distance the bus station looks modern and a really strange yet cool and funky design but as you grow closer it appears to be old and run-down and that's sad. I used Preston Bus Station as a connecting point to get between Deepdale and the Railway Station as obviously the only route between the two involves changing buses here. Designated as a listed building in 2013, it is even more shocking and poor form to see this place go downhill - inside the station I found to be old-fashioned and dirty - unlike many bus stations in cities there was a lack of technology and it was even difficult to find out which stand (trust me there is many) each bus would go from, and then the times from there - there was a bus number and a few common places listing above every stand but this seemed to mention both directions so was no help - made more difficult again by certain buses going to the same place by the same company (I used Preston Bus, but Stagecoach also go from here) could be at other ends of the station. I mean, come on that makes no sense - why not have the buses going to the same place at least next to each other avoiding having to chance and wait for one? There was a lack of staff at the station too even at a busy period (it was the evening after 5000 City fans were travelling home from Deepdale after City defeated Preston 3-0 - considering the policing around the railway centre and city centre it was surprising and poor again to see this place so deserted. An impressive building from the outside but as you go closer and closer, the excitement of entering a building which looks great and is a bus station nonetheless becomes more regret with a poor confusing layout, lack of technology or even basic information any bus station should have which is dirty, with an odd smell and understaffed at a busy time - it made no sense being so poorly run. 1*