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Project and construction sites

Project and construction sites: how to prepare a useful transport inquiry

Project sites may change access arrangements as work progresses. Clarify the operating phase, group size, access point and timing before arranging transport.

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Before inquiring

Identify pickup points, destination, passenger count per leg, arrival and departure windows, expected duration and any essential site instructions. Mark uncertain numbers as estimates.

Do not include

Individual identity numbers, payroll information, sensitive site-access plans or personal rosters unnecessary for a preliminary transport discussion.

Use-case explainers: they do not describe named customers, contracts or locations already served.

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