Business Air Travel Tips
In this short video Scott McCartney shares some air travel tips.
My favorite? To put a shoe you wear when flying into the room safe with your passport so you’ll never leave the passport behind when you leave.
Enjoy…
Uber Makes Headlines… Again
If you’ve been following the articles posted here over the past year or so you probably noticed that a number of them had to do with Uber.
And there’s a good reason for that.
At Teddy’s we have always been focused on industry safety: both for our clients specifically, and for all passengers of limos and taxis across the tri-state area in general. Which is why ANY news with respect to our industry is worth sharing with you here.
TNCs in Connecticut
At the request of one of my 20 Group peers I recently signed the National Limousine Association’s RideResponsibly pledge.
The Ride Responsibly™ campaign is an initiative to bridge the gap between the rights of passengers and the responsibilities of service providers.
Ride Responsibly™ will establish best safety practices for prearranged car services and transportation network companies (TNCs). I also joined Advocates for Fairness in Transportation, an ad hoc group of regulated service companies dedicated to informing and educating the public on threats to public safety from TNCs.
Limo Safety – Choosing a Ride to the Airport
As you’ll see in this short video limo safety is serious business.
The key? Driver training and vehicle maintenance. Here at Teddy’s we have always placed passenger safety on top of all other considerations. For example, all drivers are required to complete an extensive training course within 60 days of hire.
Additionally, all chauffeurs are required to undergo extensive drug and alcohol testing, and criminal background and DMV checks.
New York City Suspends Five Uber Bases
A New York City administrative tribunal recently suspended five Uber-owned car service bases in New York City until they hand over trip data.
The penalty comes from an earlier refusal on the part of Uber to hand over the data as requested by the Taxi & Limousine Commission on October 9th. They were seeking electronic trip data for rides from April through mid-September.