// Built for · Chauffeured and executive transportation

A booking site that says exactly what you doand nothing your insurer will object to.

Pew Transportation (People Express Worldwide) has been in business since 1990 and is WBENC-certified woman-owned. Their old site carried language that created an underwriting problem and trust numbers that were not real. We rebuilt it: 77 pages including 50 service-area pages, quote and booking flows, real reviews, and a zero-violation accessibility pass.

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Pages in the sitemap
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Service-area pages
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Accessibility violations on every page template

Work in this industry

// What slows this work down

The problems we have already solvedfor people in your line of work.

One word on the website was an insurance problem.
Chauffeured operators are underwritten on the basis that a customer never takes possession of a vehicle. The previous site used a word that implied otherwise, 91 times. We purged it sitewide and set a rule that it never comes back, in copy, metadata or page titles.
The trust numbers were made up.
The old site showed a rating and a client count that did not exist. We replaced them with the real ones: 4.4 stars on Google from 13 reviews, BBB A+ accreditation, in business since 1990, WBENC certification. Real numbers are smaller and they convert better, because they are checkable.
The booking widget made the whole site slow.
The third-party booking widget was most of the homepage weight. It now loads only when it scrolls into view, which fixed the page’s Best Practices score without touching the vendor’s code. Legacy URLs were redirected so nothing that ranked was lost.

// What you get

What a chauffeured transportation engagement usually includes.

  • Fleet, service and airport pages written for how people search
  • Service-area pages for the cities you actually run
  • Quote and corporate inquiry forms delivered to your team
  • Your existing booking software embedded, without slowing the site
  • Real reviews pulled into the site, never invented ones
  • WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility, verified page by page
  • Security headers, GA4, Search Console, AI-crawler rules
  • Redirects for every old URL that had rankings

// Questions we get from chauffeured transportation

Asked before,answered straight.

We already use Limo Anywhere. Do we have to change?

No. We embed your existing booking widget and keep it from slowing the rest of the site. Payments stay inside your platform.

Can you write the city pages without it looking like spam?

Each service-area page is about a real route you run, with real fleet and pricing structure, not a swapped city name. Pew Transportation has 50 of them and they carry the real business details on every one.

What about accessibility?

Every page template on the Pew site was tested with axe-core at zero violations, 12 pages in all. Transportation sites get used by older customers and by people booking for someone else; accessibility is part of the build, not an add-on.

What does a transportation site cost?

A site of this scope, with dozens of area pages, forms and booking integration, is usually in the upper part of the $2,000 to $8,000 range. You get a fixed quote after a short call.

// Your turn

Tell us what is slowing your chauffeured transportation business down.

Or paste your current site into the free audit and we will send back a written report, prioritized by impact, in 3 to 5 business days.