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How would you business travel in the UK?

  • Self drive

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  • By taxi

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  • By coach

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  • By rail

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  • Fly from regional airport (Gatwick etc)

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  • Fly from local airport (Shoreham etc)

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  • Fly from heliport (London etc)

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  • Not bother because its too far and take too long

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Tazuk

How often do you have to travel in the UK for business reasons. Do you spend too much time wasted on the road? Are you fatigued when you get there? And do you have to organised overnight accomodation to be fresh for the next days meeting?
Your thoughts and please join in the poll.
Thanks
TAZ
 
Hi,

I've never had to travel far for business, if at all. I would use my car for short journeys and any of the above, depending where I was going for longer ones:D

Jayne
 
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I don't do a lot of business travelling either as I work virtually. However I love driving and for journies under two hours I would drive myself. For longer journies I would use the train.
 
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Wanted to vote for two options but was forced to choose one. I usually use a car for long journeys and train for shorter ones.

Havent thought about using a helicopter ;)
 
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I'm a little different because I now visit Britain as an international business traveller from overseas. If my meetings are in London, I take the train and a taxi. When visiting family in Cornwall, I used to rent a car at the airport. With the advent of the Gatwick Express and the Heathrow Express, I now take the train (which is a lot more reliable than it used to be).

I would love to fly between cities, but Britain is not set up for flying. Few airports are linked to the rail system, for example; flights are so few and far between and horrendously expensive.
 
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Glad to see im not the only one up, that said ur in the US so does'nt count.

I don't drive, never got round to it. so public transport for me, that said i will do the driving thingy with the steering wheel and broom broom some time this year.

Michael
 
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