2009

May

“Hello Don
I’m just letting you know that Maria and I will transfer the funds to your account this evening. My apologies for the delay.
Can you please thank the three drivers for us. They did great work on a very difficult day and helped everything to run very smoothly for us. Greg did a wonderful job for Maria and I especially given the bushfires and his home being in the Dandenongs. We have included an additional $150 ($50 for each driver) in the payment which we would like you to pass on to the drivers with our thanks for their very good work.

Many thanks

Bruce

After a logistical nightmare thanks to the success of the SLAM Rally we picked up the RocKwiz band James Black,Mark Ferrie and Peter “Lucky” Luscombe after playing the AC DC classic Its a long way to the top if you want to Rock and Roll. This was a repize of the the original in ACDC film clip for “It’s A Long Way To The Top” in 1976

The boys were just about done after the effort (it really was a long way to the top….of Bourke Street) and were ready for their tour of Adelaide for the festival over there.

After a month of learning a new system we now have more professional way of keeping the bookings in order.

We are able to dispatch jobs via the Blackberry hand held devices in all the cars.

Each car has its own email address and we are able to send updates to the driver as well as a  copy to  clients.

let us know what you think of the new system.

Russ spent time visiting from the US. He popped in to help with the implantation of the new management system for bookings. it is a slow progress but well worth the time. Russ as well as working for Limo Express in Havensack New Jersey and writing article for the limo magazine is now off to the limo show in Las Vagas

The crowd is there

Alan was on hand to deliver a multi media star in Sydney this Month, Platypus Bill and his 3 minders arrived in eco style for the at Parliament House for the rally. Platypus Bill had traveled down from Newcastle on the train with other community members to protest the damming of the Williams river
near Dungog which would destroy the habitat of 30 Platypus families.

Save the Williams River

The river starts in World Heritage Barrington Tops National Park and gently meanders down through the Williams valley. There are a variety of native species that call the Williams riverine system home; the platypus; a diversity of fish species including bass, mullet, eel and bullrout; five species of mussels; freshwater crayfish; long-necked turtles; as well as a rare stand of river oaks, covering 2 hectares.