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Hopskipdrive Case Study

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Chauffeur companies are a good option for children and families on the go.According to Chicago Tribune, it is a good option because all the drivers at HopSkipDrive are trained caregivers.Another reason it is a good option is because if the kids are at after school activities and the parent can’t pick them up they can use HopSkipDrive.My final reason that it is a good idea is because the drivers are mostly women that are moms,teachers and nannies and for ten dollars more they can come with careseats.Therefore,it is good option because you are assured that your kids are going to be safe and are going to where they need to go.

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