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Driving has been a huge part of our lives for generations. From the first, grumbling old cars to place tire on the road, to the modern-day sports cars that purr like kittens, automobiles have grown and changed with us; they are undeniably part of who we are. Who doesn't remember the joy of getting a driver's license, the thrill of buying a first car, the quiet longing with which we all stare at shiny new cars in car lots? It's true--driving has shaped not only our nation and our world but our lives.

Getting from Point A to Point B is simple enough when you're by yourself. Whether you're walking, driving, biking, parachuting, skydiving, or Pogo-Stick hopping to your destination, it's all up to you. You are responsible for your arrival time, your route, and, of course, your own choice of road trip music. However, things get more complicated when you're transporting a group--and unfortunately, group travel is usually higher-stakes, too. Missing a meeting yourself is one thing, but getting lost on a group trip and making a whole team miss the meeting? Those are dangerous waters.

Traveling can be fun, even if it is for work. But traveling for business requires different approaches in many ways. If you are about to be traveling for business for the first time, or even if you have before but would like to have better travel methods, this post is for you. Here are a few tips for corporate travel.

There's so much that goes into wedding planning: location, dress, catering, guests... the list goes on and on. How about taking the planning out of transportation? Here are five reasons you should charter a bus for your nuptials.

Have a Designated Driver:

Weddings are super fun, and the fun often goes all day and into the night. Why worry about how everyone will get around safely? Renting a bus gives you a built-in designated driver, so you don't have to fret over transportation.