About Me
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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2020
Choosing A Utility Trailer For Your Specific Needs
Utility trailers are a great way to add some versatility to your vehicle if you do not have a truck or if the truck you have is small and cannot hold much cargo. Finding utility trailers for sale from private sellers, dealers, or even sporting goods and outdoor outfitters means you have some options and can choose the trailer that is best for your situation.
Choosing a Trailer Size
The size of the utility trailer that you are considering can vary by the task you are planning on using it for.
4 Reasons Why Your First Post-Pandemic Trip Needs To Include A Limo Rental
The Covid-19 pandemic has put a damper on most travel plans. Everything from luxury cruises to backpacking trips through Europe was put on indefinite hold. Many people, however, are currently planning elaborate trips to take once the pandemic is over. In fact, it is even being suggested that planning a future trip is good for your mental health during this stressful time. When you plan your post-pandemic trip, make sure not to forget renting a limousine to take you to the airport.
Obtaining An Overweight Permit For A Large Load As A Owner-Operator
As the owner of your own semi-truck and your own transportation business, you may occasionally get a request to haul a load that weighs more than how much you are legally allowed to carry on the highway. In these cases, you may be able to obtain an oversize or overweight permit from the Department of Transportation in your state. Check out some of the things you should know about the process.