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Transportation and Kids SportsL Safety, Efficency and More

Hi, my name is Rachel, and as a mom of four busy kids, I have driven to countless basketball, soccer and rugby games. Along the way I have learned a lot of stuff that I never even thought about before. From storing sports gear on the top of small vehicles to drafting transportation permission slips for the other parents to sign, this blog is going to cover it all. If you have a child who loves sports, this blog will teach you everything you need to know about transporting them and their teammates safely and efficiently. Whether you are using a small car, your own minivan or renting a bus, you will benefit from the tips and posts here. Pull up a seat, settle down and start reading. I hope you enjoy my blog!

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Transport Services: A Look At Less Than Truck Load (LTL) And Full Truck Load (FTL) And The Differences

Posted on June 10, 2015

When shipping goods across Australia, you have two options for freight shipping: less than truck load (LTL) or full truck load (FTL). Depending on the load being carried, you will find one of these types of freight shipping more suitable for your situation than the other. Shipping rates for both vary based on distance carried, weight of the load, the classification of the freight, type of accessories included and whether there are any added fuel surcharges. [Read More]

Forgot To Send A Faraway Loved One A Birthday Present? Try These Last-Minute Ideas

Posted on April 2, 2015

It can be hard to keep up with birthdays and other special occasions for your loved ones, but you probably want to do what you can to make them feel special. Unfortunately, if your loved ones live far away, it can be tough to come up with a last-minute gift. Luckily, there are a few options that will allow you to celebrate your faraway loved one's big day at the last minute. [Read More]

How To Stay Safe When Going Out For A Night On The Town

Posted on March 6, 2015

It's Friday night, and you want to get out and celebrate the weekend, leaving your office troubles and drama behind. There's nothing wrong with drinking and having a good time, as long as you're smart about it. Here are four tips that will allow you to stay safe while having a blast: 1. Eat something before you go. Alcohol absorbs into your bloodstream much faster on an empty stomach. One 1994 study showed that people who ate a large meal before drinking had a blood alcohol content that was 70 percent lower than it was when they had drunk but not eaten. [Read More]