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If you have never worked as a professional driver before, you might wonder what makes this job so unique and different from simply operating your own private vehicle. But in fact, chauffeurs have numerous qualities and qualifications that set them apart from ordinary drivers.
Here are the differences between chauffeurs,
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Individuals get into the chauffeuring industry for a variety of reasons, including a love of driving, a passion for cars, to see new places, or for a reliable income. But what is the best way to pursue this line of work, and how can you make yourself an appealing personal driver candidate for potential employers?
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When most people think of a chauffeur, excellent driving skills are the first essential quality that comes to mind. However, there is much more than just driving that goes into being someone’s personal driver, which is why it’s important to hire the right professional for the job.
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Written by Asma Alahiane and Alisha Perrigoue
Demand service technologies such as ride-sharing applications have been well-received but, not without some ambivalence. Safety is at the heart of the debate and criticism is not reserved for just one company. Consumers are often left to choose between safety and convenience.
While Halloween is a joyous time in the city where countless families take to the street in celebration, there are, without a doubt inherent issues of public safety to consider. As a resident of the Upper East Side, I have seen (with much success) many of my neighbors hire additional individuals to help put their family’s security matters at ease.
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