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Checker Cars [ http://www.checkercars.com ]
Description:	Checker Cars are our new dedicated taxi service operating on-site here at Bristol International Airport. Recently arrived, they operate a fleet of air-conditioned, new model, Ford Galaxys and are available 24hrs a day. The booking desk is located within the new covered walkway which links the terminal to the pick up car park and is open 24/7.
Category:	For other companies similar to Checker Cars visit Travel and Tourism: Airport Taxi
Address:	Bristol International Airport
City:	Bristol
County:	Bristol
Post Code:	BS48 3DY
Phone No.:	+44 (0 )1275 475000
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