Worker's Comp And Consequences

Knowing the details and cost options of such insurance can make or break your business when dealing with injured employees and contractors.

Disasters Spur Higher Insurance Costs For Limo Operators

A responsible insurance company will treat clients as a partner and properly manage pricing cycles to avoid sudden shocks.

How To Protect Your Data From Hacker Attacks

Cyber assaults on companies have made eBusiness an eLiability. Insurance expert weighs in.

Following Rules: Matt Daus Taps Multiple Roles

LCT ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: The former NYTLC Commissioner talks about his challenges and the future of ground transportation regulations.

PUBLISHER'S PAGE: Why Are Operators Subject To Paying Taxes on Tips?

JANUARY 2011 LCT: Operators should be able to report a tip as an “allocation” which would absolve him or her from paying out employee taxes on that tip money.

LEAP Survey: Limos Of The Grass

What green practices do operators prefer? As companies increasingly embrace environmental concerns, operators seek clear industry standards.

Parting Shot: Why Is DOT On Our Back?

NHTSA Rule Defines Responsibility in Coachbuilding

Long-awaited changes to the certification process for multi-stage vehicles take effect in September

Independent Contractors: Understanding IRS Regulations for Chauffeurs

Determining whether an individual has been properly classified as an employee or an independent contractor is a perennial problem in the ground transportation industry.

Philadelphia: State Regulations and Airport Coupons

Situated between New York, Washington, Baltimore and Atlantic City, Philadelphia is a hub of business and leisure travel.