2020 LCT Award Winners Reflect A Changing Industry
The annual LCT Operator of the Year Awards recognize the latest and most current in business achievement.
Police Seek Man Who Posed as Uber Driver, Attacked Woman: The Atlanta woman told police that instead of taking her home after she left a pub, the driver took her to a park and assaulted her. Police Sgt. Warren Pickard told reporters some Uber drivers wait outside bars anticipating people will need rides, and the suspect "picked up on that methodology." ABC News article here
Uber Driver ‘Terrorized’ Women, Tried To Exchange Rides For Sex: Police said Xolani Mtsitsha of Boca Raton, Fla., “terrorized three women in the city this year,” and is being held on $150,000 bond in the Palm Beach County Jail. According to a police report, Mtsitsha told police two of the women offered him sex in exchange for giving them a lift. The Washington Post article here
Fake Lyft Driver Arrested For Fatal Stabbing In Texas: Donaldo Velasquez, 44, is charged with murder for the death of Arnold Pinilla, 34, who was stabbed on July 31 after he and his girlfriend ordered a ride on Lyft and got into a car with a man claiming to be their driver. FOX 4 article here
Uber Bans Driver After Drug-Related Arrest In California: An Uber driver arrested in Costa Mesa on suspicion of possessing a concealed knife, methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia and unprescribed Xanax has been banned from driving for the transportation network company, according to an Uber spokeswoman. Los Angeles Times article here
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The annual LCT Operator of the Year Awards recognize the latest and most current in business achievement.
HIGHLIGHTS: This year’s streamlined event reminded operators of what really matters the most in serving ground transportation clients and each other.
The global network wins top honors for its chauffeured services.
Global communications director Adam Parken is interviewed by Forbes magazine.
In the months since going public, the TNC has made a series of cuts to its corporate workforce totaling more than 1,000 employees.
The Virginia-Beach based carrier recently received a city grant as it's set to provide two daily non-stop trips between the two regions.
Stephanie Carnes of The LMC Groups outlined how to excel with digital marketing during a recent GGTI webinar.
A panel at LCT East hosted by operator Nick Kokas explored possibilities industry tech providers are working toward making a reality.
The company now has vehicles at the Gaylord National Resort, the largest non-gaming convention center on the East Coast.
With tours to all parts of the U.S. and Canada and cruises that span the Caribbean, the company loves providing excursions.
While efforts were cut short, the enforcement actions provided valuable insights to everyone involved.
The secret to putting the strategy in place is to present it in ways that people want to pay more without demanding they do so.
The groups focus on gaining direct industry knowledge while saving the time and travel costs of in-person groups.
The independent magazine and trade show brand secures its future as the luxury ground transportation’s top professional business resource.
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