Corporate travel is a big source of lost money in the business sector. Year after year, companies search for ways to cut corporate travel costs without damaging their efficiency afield. Now is the time for companies to start looking at areas where they could be saving money with the help of a private car service. Read More
New York City’s Saint Patrick’s Day Parade is one of the grandest in the nation. Unfortunately, all of the fun and festivities come at a price: an increase in New York City traffic. Whether you plan on attending the parade or not, you’ll definitely want to be up to speed on which roads to avoid over St. Patrick’s weekend. Read More
Parking at CitiField and Yankee Stadium has notoriously been one of the most costly and stressful parts of taking in a sporting event in NYC. If you have tickets to an upcoming game or other events, you’re likely to find that parking will cost you dearly, even if you’re parked blocks away from venues themselves. The good news is that there are plenty of ways to avoid the hassles of parking yourself. Read More
When the weatherman says there’s snow on the horizon it can really throw a wrench into your travel plans. Not only do you need to leave your house earlier to get to the airport on time, you will also have to contend with hoards of stressed and frightened drivers. Then you’ll have to wrangle your luggage through the mud and slush that accompanies winter weather. Hiring a private car service can go a long way towards avoiding a negative travel experience this winter. Read More
The professional driving industry is stepping up to try to ensure the safety of all passengers going forward. Last year, a lawsuit against the Connecticut Airport Authority claimed that drivers had not been properly vetted before being allowed to pick up passengers at the airport. One such driver was a known threat who had been placed on the No Fly List after being charged with trying to build Weapons of Mass Destruction. The CAA has now introduced stricter rules to help weed out drivers and protect riders. Read More
