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An investor roadshow or sales tour in New York can involve six to ten meetings a day across Midtown, the Financial District, Hudson Yards and sometimes New Jersey and Connecticut. Ground transportation is the backbone: the team must arrive on time, prepared and composed at every stop. The keys are a dedicated chauffeured vehicle on hourly service, a realistic schedule with travel buffers, a single point of contact with dispatch, and backup plans for traffic and last-minute changes.
Step 1: Choose the right vehicle
| Team size | Vehicle |
|---|---|
| 1–2 executives | Luxury sedan (e.g., Mercedes-Benz S-Class) |
| 3–5 people | Full-size SUV (Escalade, Suburban, Yukon XL) |
| 6–12 people | Sprinter van |
Sedans are discreet and quiet for calls; SUVs fit bankers, analysts and presentation materials. See our fleet.
Step 2: Build a realistic schedule
- Map meetings by neighborhood to reduce crosstown trips.
- Allow 20–30 minutes for Midtown-to-Midtown moves, more at rush hour; allow 30–45 minutes between Midtown and the Financial District.
- Build a buffer before key meetings.
- Confirm building entrances — large towers have multiple lobbies and security desks.
Read midtown office drop-off tips and NYC traffic by hour.
Step 3: Keep the car with you
Hourly service keeps the vehicle and chauffeur dedicated to your team, waiting near each meeting and ready to leave immediately. Point-to-point bookings between each meeting introduce delay and risk. Read hourly vs point-to-point.
Step 4: Communication
- One lead contact (often an executive assistant or roadshow coordinator) talks to dispatch.
- Share the full itinerary with the chauffeur in advance.
- Update pickup times by text as meetings run long or short.
Step 5: Contingencies
- A backup vehicle for large teams or split schedules.
- Alternate routes around events such as UN week or parades. Read UN General Assembly week traffic.
- Airport timing for the last meeting of the day.
Multi-city roadshows
For trips to Boston, Philadelphia or Washington, read multi-city roadshows in the Northeast.
Billing and documentation
Corporate accounts simplify billing across many bookings. Read corporate accounts and billing and our corporate travel service.
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Frequently asked questions
How many meetings can a roadshow do in a day in NYC?
Six to ten is common with good scheduling and a dedicated vehicle.
Should I book hourly or point-to-point for a roadshow?
Hourly, so the car and chauffeur stay with the team all day.
What vehicle is best for a roadshow?
A sedan for one or two executives, an SUV for small teams and a Sprinter for larger groups.



