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Please download the Flash Player Driving Today NewsOct 3, 2007 Leave the Driving To UsLet's say you're going to a party where the possibility exists that you might be over-served. Certainly you don't want to drive -- that would be reckless. And hiring a limousine is not only expensive, but might mark you as a bit of an egotist. The answer? Why not hire a professional chauffeur to drive you to and from the party in your own car? It's not as crazy as you might think. WeDriveU, Inc. has made a business of providing chauffeurs who drive customers in their cars and now the company is expanding its presence in the Northeast, boosting coverage throughout Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island to serve clients living and traveling throughout New England. The region is one of more than 10 areas, including selected locations in California, Illinois, Arizona, Florida, Texas, Nevada and Georgia, where you can reserve WeDriveU chauffeurs to drive your personal car or Avis rental vehicle. Of course, avoiding a drunk driving ticket isn't the only reason to hire a chauffeur. The service is around 30 to 40 percent less expensive than hiring a car and driver service and can increase productivity while reducing distracted driving. For example, you can take cell phone calls, send text messages or compose emails while your chauffeur worries about traffic, directions and schedules. Business and leisure travelers can take advantage of the Avis Chauffeur Drive Service for transportation to hotels/resorts, marinas, entertainment venues, heliports and airports. If you have to limit or discontinue driving due to medical or other driving restrictions, the service can help you maintain your mobility. "I underwent a medical procedure which kept me from driving for three months and I needed to drive roughly 15 hours per week for business," said Martin G. Stein of Mutual Realty & Investment Co. "Without WeDriveU, this would have been very difficult. They were always on time, courteous and the level of service I received was excellent. I encourage anyone to try this service." Next Driving Today News>>Comment on this article:More Driving Today NewsLegendary Drives
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