Hailo and Molson Coors Giving Away $1M in Taxi Fares in Toronto

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The taxi app Hailo has partnered with Molson Coors Canada to give away $1 million dollars worth of taxi fares for the upcoming holiday season in Toronto, part of a campaign to ensure people get home safe for the holidays.

“At Hailo, we make it easy to get home from any holiday gathering – allowing anyone to hail and pay for a taxi with two taps on the screen of their smartphone,” said Justin Raymond, President, Hailo Canada. “And now, we’re making it easier on the wallet, too. We want to make it simple for people to choose the safe way home after a holiday celebration.”

Starting today until New Year’s Eve, Hailo cab fares in $10 increments will be available at over 100 licensed bars and restaurants in Toronto, secured with Molson Coors Canada.

“Safe travel becomes much more important during the holidays. At Molson Coors, we’re committed to helping consumers make responsible choices about having a good time,” explained Carole Berry, Lead, Corporate Responsibility Programming for Molson Coors Canada. “We’re proud to play our part by encouraging every Torontonian to plan a safe ride home with Hailo.”

Here is a list of initial participating establishments, which will be continuously updated on this Facebook page:

The Ballroom
145 John Street

Boston Pizza
16A Leslie Street

Club V
88 Yorkville Avenue

Crocodile Rock
240 Adelaide Street West

Fox & Fiddle
535 Danforth Avenue
11 Fort York Boulevard
865 York Mills Road

Fox & Firkin
51 Eglinton Avenue East

Friar & Firkin
160 John Street

The Hideout
482 Queen Street West

Hoops
125 Bremner Boulevard
735 Queen Street West
458 Yonge Street

Jack Astor’s
144 Front Street West

Pheasant & Firkin
1999 Avenue Road

Real Sports
15 York Street

Scallywags
11 Saint Clair Avenue West

Tortilla Flats
458 Queen Street West

Upfront Bar & Grill
106 Front Street East

Hailo launched in Toronto this September and is part of the world’s largest app-based taxi service, with origins in London, England. Hailo’s president notes the company wants to give back to the City of Toronto “that’s welcomed us so warmly” and this $1 million contribution in free fares is a start.

Sounds like a fantastic campaign that’s a win-win for everyone. Have you tried using Hailo for your taxi services?

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