Throughout most of the year, travel by civilians is relatively limited. However, during the summer, travel ramps up while kids are out of school. This can make scheduling travel for business executives a lot more challenging. Flights fill up faster, there are long lines, and airports are simply more crowded. Here are a few tips to make summer travel easier on your executive team.
While app-based cab services are no longer anything new and so many services have them, the subject of driver safety has come to the forefront of consumer’s minds. Otherwise known as “transportation network companies” or TNCs, these app-based services have expanded rapidly, and with them have come some unsettling reports.
The National Limousine Association likens using TNCs to “digital hitchhiking” and suggests you use all the caution that you would when using Craigslist (i.e.: don’t let them know where you live). Read More
The ride from Connecticut to JFK is traveled by tens of thousands of flyers every single year. It is one of the easiest routes to your summer travels if you live anywhere near NYC. However, LaGuardia and Westchester both get their fair share of travelers from Connecticut as well. Here are some of the pros and cons of taking the Connecticut to JFK route in a private car this summer. Read More
If you’re hoping to find family-friendly transportation to and from the airport, you could be in for a scavenger hunt. Depending on the age of your children, there is a range of different services that you will want to look into before you book a car. Here are some tips for choosing family airport transportation that will make your trip simple and straightforward. Read More
On Tuesday May 15, damaging tornado-like winds closed Metro North’s New Haven line down completely, for a little over two hours, just in time for the evening rush hour to get people home. There were so many people in Grand Central Station, police blocked the doors and commuters had to stand outside in the weather.
One of Teddy’s regulars told us his colleague checked Uber first. Not only was their ETA one hour, but their quoted fare was $520, before tip and tolls, for a car from Grand Central Station back to Stamford, CT. The Teddy’s wait was the same length so, of course, he booked with us. Read More
