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Victoria’s First Ride-Sharing & Pool Riding App Today when services for delivery and peer to peer transactions such as ride sharing are at an upswing, customers get a convenient and fast service, but they also tend to get weary about safety, reliability and security. That’s where we come in. Born in Victoria, LTG Technologies is a Ridesharing company that gives everything your local taxi company offers and more. With enhanced transparency, trust and affordability, we bring you user-friendly mobile apps that is not just fast and convenient but also reliable.
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703 Broughton Street, V8W1e2, Victoria, Canada
- 7785332424
- Support@luckytogocanada.com
- luckytogocanada.com
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