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I was born and raised in Narita.
Since childhood, Narita Airport has always been a familiar place to me, as my father was a police officer assigned to the Airport Security Division and the Airport Police Station.
Because of that background, I have come to regard the transportation business as something deeply connected to human life.

Every year in Japan, nearly 3,000 people lose their lives in traffic accidents, and about 400,000 accidents occur.
I myself have lost someone very dear to me in a traffic accident.
When someone who was healthy and smiling just yesterday is suddenly gone, there is no greater sorrow.

We operate our business with the awareness and determination that a vehicle, if mishandled, can easily turn into a weapon.
Naturally, the most important value in our Narita Airport transfer service is safety.

It is easy to say “safe driving,” but in reality, few taxi companies actually drive at safe speeds on highways.
It is common to see luxury black cars racing down the overtaking lane at high speeds.
I make this promise to you — we have no such drivers in our company.

Unless a customer is in an exceptional hurry, our drivers are instructed and trained to drive smoothly along the traffic flow, mainly in the second lane.
When driving in the city, they also take pride in being model drivers as true professionals.

However, as long as humans are behind the wheel, it is impossible to guarantee a 100% accident-free record.
When two objects collide, the main factors that determine the severity of injury are weight, speed, and height.
Among these three, we firmly declare — we will not speed.

As autonomous driving technology advances, I believe the number of traffic accidents will dramatically decrease.
That will be a wonderful achievement.
In the near future, people may say,

“Can you believe that people in the past used to drive analog vehicles manually at speeds of 100 kilometers per hour?”

When that time comes, taxi and limousine companies around the world will not survive if they continue using traditional service methods.
In fact, Tesla — whose market capitalization now exceeds that of Toyota Motor Corporation — has already announced the development of Robotaxi.

Self-driving technology will likely first spread on highways.
Since most Narita Airport taxi and limousine companies primarily use highways, there is no doubt that we will be among those most affected.
At such a turning point, we are constantly thinking and acting to find where our true value lies —
to remain a company that continues to be needed and trusted by society.

Hiroyuki Sakuragawa