It’s designed to help passengers notify friends or family that they’re in a taxi and to send an update once the rider arrives at a destination in one piece.
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Service Details
Blacklane can handle events that involve thousands of people, such as financial roadshows, sales meetings, government meetings, trade shows, conferences, holiday parties and sporting events.
Event planners can reserve rides in multiple cities and countries for traveling
groups. Organizers can make special requests, such as buses, shuttles and long distance rides in combination with Blacklane’s standard vehicles.
Benefits
Blacklane says its new service will spare meeting organizers multiple hassles and challenges:
digital economy, said in a press release, “We were very satisfied with Blacklane as our event partner. We planned our event far in advance and committed to provide our guests extraordinary service. To make their transfers as comfortable and convenient as possible, we chose high-class business vans between the dinner and after-show party.”
Earlier this month, the company began service in Las Vegas. Blacklane partners exclusively with locally licensed and insured professional drivers. Customers receive full duty of care, all-inclusive fixed pricing, and 24/7 customer service.
About Blacklane
Blacklane connects passengers with the spare capacities of licensed, regulated and insured professional drivers and limousine companies. Corporate and individual customers can book and schedule rides in over 50 countries, 180 cities and 400 airports worldwide. Blacklane guarantees low and all-inclusive fixed rates at the time of the booking with a unique pricing and dispatching algorithm.
The company combines multilingual 24/7 customer care with real-time service control for tens of thousands of common luxury vehicles available in Business Class and First Class tiers of service.
Information: To request a quote for your event, go to Blacklane’s event page or email eventservice@blacklane.com.
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NEWARK, N.J.— Thanks to a strong lobbying effort by a coalition of taxi and limousine companies, the city of Newark on Feb. 22 issued an ordinance that bans Uber and Lyft drivers from Newark Liberty International Airport and Newark Penn Station.
The ban, which was put on hold last week after a City Council meeting on Tuesday, was enacted later that day and calls for the city’s police department to “take all appropriate action, including the ticketing and towing of unauthorized vehicles engaged in the business of carrying passengers.”
“We are thrilled with the enforcement action and that the city has recognized the illegalities of TNCs operating at the airport and train station,” said LANJ President Jeff Shanker (A-1 Limousine, Princeton). “We hope that this action is an impetus for other metro areas in the state to establish rules and regulations for TNCs.”
On Feb. 23, a contingent of LANJ representatives, Jason Sharenow (Broadway Elite Chauffeured Services Worldwide), Jon Epstein (Royal Coachman Worldwide), Karen Gajda (Country Club Transportation), Chris Stochholm (New Jersey Limo Finder) and LANJ Lobbyist Adam Kauffman met at Newark Airport with multiple agencies— EWR Management, Port Authority Police, Newark Police and Newark Taxi Enforcement and Elizabeth Taxi Enforcement — to lobby against illegal TNCs.
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