Driving stressed through yet another polluted traffic jam, is there a way around it?
Above: London Road just before the island joining Canal Street, Parliament Street and Cranbrook Street/Barker Gate
Nottingham City Council is debating the use of a pollution charge to create clean air zones.
Well, you could consider an executive car for your journey, you can work in the car. Less stress and one less person sitting alone in a car in a traffic jam.
One of the ways we can reduce pollution (and the large number of car, lorry, van and cycle accidents), is to reduce the numbers of vehicles on the road and improve the quality of the driving and experience by using public transport, taxis and private hire cars.
A Campaign for a better environment: and it could include the quality of the service you receive with Grand Cars. You can book online and you can book over the phone: 0115 727 0957
Grand Cars are a pioneering executive and private hire company working with businesses and individuals across the region to get more people, more of the time to their destinations, on time and with much less stress.
It’s a real team at Grand Cars: every driver is immaculately dressed, the vehicle interiors clean, well stocked with newspapers, magazines, water. The cars are spacious, comfortable and even when the Nottingham weather’s cold, wet, snowy (or sunny!)
It’s a great way to arrive at your destination.
All the cars can easily take up to four people, two suitcases and two hand bags.
Whether it’s Airport Transfer, Executive Taxi, Business Trips, Courier Service, Cruise Port and Terminal Transfers, consider Grand Cars when you think of making your next business trip, holiday or even when you’re picking up mum or dad from the airport. They’ll thank you, just as I really thanked the driver when I dropped something valuable as I left the car and only realised when I was in the house. I rang Allia at Grand Cars. The driver returned, I walked back to where I heard it drop and we both walked back. He spotted it in the gutter and whipped it up, covered in mud.
Yay! Result. Yes. We must all find ways to make the world a much, much better place to be. The people at Grand Cars are really doing something for Nottingham and making a difference, every day, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Nice post. Never heard of any taxi stocked with newspapers and water before; that’s a good idea.
Just looked at that photo again and realised it’s actually at the top of London Road just before the island joining Canal Street, Parliament Street and Cranbrook Street/Barker Gate? – the road that goes up past the Ice Stadium (whatever name it’s got these days).
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I really enjoyed writing this: we need alternatives to traffic jams, pollution and stress…
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