Limo News Updates
Limo News Updates
Greenspan’s limo ticketed for speeding
Alan Greenspan, former chief of the U.S. Federal Reserve, was about 20 minutes late for a reception that preceded his public appearance in Montreal yesterday. - The Gazette
Mr. Alan Greenspan has a bad history in the public eye, which this little incident does not improve. Would anybody care if it was someone else who got stopped in a limo instead of the greenspan? I guess the star status make it interesting.
Limo operators win battle to keep vans in fleets
Colorado: Local limousine operators won a battle to keep conventional passenger vans in their fleets, a victory for the industry as the Democratic National Convention draws near. - Rocky Mountain News
Lets congratulate our fellow limousine service provider for winning the battle. The law makers wanted to out rule limo providers right to have Passenger vans in their fleet. Why do they care? Mind your own business. The vans are booked to transfer large groups on weddings and other occasions, when the families cannot afford to have a limo for everyone. Vans are always booked and guests don’t mind it. That was a good victory to fight off another senseless law.
Green revolution leaves pollies in limo limbo
Behind the scenes, however, a greater game is being played out. Senator Carr has been courting Toyota to build a hybrid Camry at Avalon, with a decision expected next month. In the meantime Holden is planning its own hybrid, but it is believed to be deeply suspicious that the bulk of the Government’s $500 million Green Car Innovation Fund — to help local manufacturers develop greener cars — will go to Toyota. - the Age.com.au
Australia is willing to grant $500 million to car manufacturers for a development of a green car. Nice going. The cars are then used by limo companies to create super stretches and limos.
A GROUP of Year 12 Kingston College students may have to hitch hike to their formal after a Gold Coast limousine company disappeared with their $600 booking fee.
In February, the 10 girls in Year 12 and their formal dates paid a $600 deposit to hire two stretch Chrysler limousines from the company Xtreme Hummer for Hire.But when Miss Gilbert was at last months High School Formals Expo at Logan Entertainment Centre, she was told the company did not exist. When Miss Gilbert and her friends returned home and searched for the website www.hummersforhire.com.au, it no longer existed, and the company’s phone number no longer worked. - news.com.au
Poor prom graduates. Always be sure to check your limo company. If possible come see their office, talk to some people and ask for some proof of business. A Better Business Bureau link is always good proof.
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