Posts by Emily Carter
Picture a typical cross-country course: a county park at the end of a two-lane road, a grass parking field tha...
Track and Field Team Bus Planning: Separating Passengers From Oversized Equipment
A track and field team is really a dozen small teams traveling together. Sprinters, distance runners, hurdlers...
Gymnastics Competition Transportation for Athletes and Families
Who is actually traveling to a gymnastics meet? The athletes, of course. But a typical club gymnastics trip al...
Wrestling Tournament Bus Travel: Planning Weigh-Ins and Return Times
In most sports, showing up a little late to the venue means a shorter warmup. In wrestling, showing up late to...
Lacrosse Team Transportation: Organizing Players, Sticks and Team Gear
A lacrosse team does not travel light. Twenty or more players, each with a stick (sometimes two or three), a g...
Ice Hockey Team Charter Bus Planning: Checking Space for Equipment Bags
Ask any hockey parent what fills the back of the family SUV, and the answer is always the same: the bag. A sin...
Volleyball Team Bus Trips: Planning Players, Equipment and Supporters
Every volleyball team bus carries three different groups at once, even when it looks like one. There are the p...
Travel Baseball Bus Planning for Weekend Tournament Schedules
Travel baseball weekends follow a rhythm that anyone who has spent a Saturday in the bleachers will recognize....
Youth Soccer Tournament Transportation Between Hotels and Multiple Fields
A youth soccer tournament rarely happens in one place. Your U12 girls might kick off at 8:00 a.m. at a regiona...
Collegiate Esports Team Transportation: Passengers, Computers and Competition Schedules
Esports team transportation looks simple on paper: a few players, a coach, and some bags. Then the real list s...
Basketball Tournament Transportation When Game Times Change
The schedule says your 15U boys tip off at 2:40 p.m. in Gym 4. At 11:15 a.m., the tournament app pushes an upd...
Student Service-Learning Trip Transportation for Community Projects
Service-learning only works if students actually get to the community. That sounds obvious, but transportation...