Does Freedom To Go take credit cards?

Yes, Freedom To Go takes credit cards.

Does Freedom To Go have free WiFi?

No, Freedom To Go does not have free WiFi.

Specialties

What makes us different? Our customers and what they expect from us. They expect to be cared for. They expect to be treated with respect. They believe their time is just as important to them as our time is to us. They expect when they have to be somewhere, they shouldn't have to worry about being late or having to sit around for hours when they're done. They expect us to get out of the driver's seat to assist help them in and out of the vehicle, and load and unload their items. Are you a person who expects these things from your transportation company? Are you getting it? If not, give us a try. Many of you ask if we accept health insurance but unfortunately, we don't. We do accept cash, credit cards, debit cards, checks, and Gulf Coast Trade Dollars. For those who become repeat customers, we offer you a billing cycle that bills you at the end of the month instead of having to pay the driver at the time of service.

History

Established in 2018.

We started FTGI in January 2018 after a few years of closing our limousine business. Our goal is to bring what we learned in the limousine business and bring it to FTGI. We strive on providing customer service to our customers.

Meet the Business Owner: Richard H.

I started FTGI for a couple of reasons. I had a friend who ended up with cancer which stopped him from driving. His wife never learned how to drive and both of their kids were grown with their own families, jobs, and responsibility. Being retired, I started driving my friend to his doctor appointments and his wife to run errands. The other reason, I have a daughter who was born with epilepsy. Being older now and having uncontrolled seizures. She'll never be able to drive. When I was in the waiting room, I was able to talk to other patients and ask them how public transportation was. I was amazed to hear how people were being stranded for hours before they got picked backed up and taken home. How people were missing their appointments because transportation wouldn't show up. After hearing this I knew having a child with epilepsy, I couldn't just stand by and do nothing. My child's and so many other people's futures depend on it. People need a company that they can count on.