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Black Car Reboot
Ground transportation is slowly returning after the COVID-19 pandemic. “We saw this as an opportunity to innovate,” says Sascha Meskendahl, chief revenue officer for Blacklane, a global chauffeur services. “We made a new product of this which we call Blacklane City-to-City, to offer chauffeur service for medium and long distances as an alternative to trains and flights, because people don’t want to be in crowded train stations or airports or on crowded bus transportation.”
'I marinated in Fort Lauderdale for 45 minutes': Uber, Lyft shortages leave travelers frustrated and waiting
DiMartino Booth said she is scheduling as many rides as possible and checking out other alternatives in cities where there are additional options. One company on her list: Blacklane, which responded to a Twitter post about her recent struggles with Lyft.
Blacklane – Global Airport Chauffeur Service - Interview with the developer of a fantastic app
A Q&A with one of Blacklane’s app developers about the expansion from scheduled transfers to chauffeur hailing.
Blacklane Ride-Hailing Service Raises $26 Million, Looks To Expand Green Initiatives
Jens Wohltorf, CEO and co-founder of Blacklane, joins Cheddar to discuss the company’s plans to expand its EV options and its recent $26 million funding.
Daimler-Backed Luxury Taxi Startup Raises Funds After Tough Year
Company is investing in new services as it eyes an IPO in 2023
