Join Relax and Ride, Carlisle for an informational session about our driving jobs and opportunities tomorrow, Thursday, July 26th from 6:00-7:00 pm at Panera Bread in Carlisle, PA.

Relax and Ride, Carlisle is now seeking and hiring part time retired drivers. To be considered for the job you must have a clean driving history and no criminal background. Therefore, all qualified drivers must pass a NON DOT physical [. . .]

Summer is the time for travel. With that, Relax and Ride, Carlisle is looking for qualified drivers this summer. As our airport shuttles start filling up, we need professionally trained drivers to transport our customers to and from BWI, Dulles, Harrisburg, and/or Philadelphia Airports.

Qualification is simple. You’ll need to pass a NON DOT Physical and Drug Screen as well as prove that you have a clean driving [. . .]

The thought of traveling alone might seem scary at first, but it’s definitely an experience you will never forget. When traveling by yourself there are some destinations that are more fit for this type of travel. We have selected five places we recommend if you’re looking to travel on your own.

Canada: Steeped in diversity and a young culture, Vancouver, Canada is perfect for a solo vacation considering [. . .]

Planning for a trip can be daunting. To ease your mind and make your trip and travel easier, Relax and Ride, Carlisle has compacted a list of travel tips that are essential for your flight and time in the airport, as well as for when you’ve arrived at your final destination. These five tips are sure to make your trip a relaxing time.

1. Wake up early: [. . .]
   

Nothing is worse than forgetting an essential when packing for a trip. It’s even worse when it’s an item you need immediately on the airplane. Here are a few suggested items to pack in your carry-on to bring directly on the plane with you to make the most of your travel experience.

Gum (or mints): A common reason many people dislike flying is because of ear pressure. More [. . .]

Everyone dreads having to chug a full bottle of water before entering security; or worse, having to simply throw it away when it’s still ¾ of the way full. Many think traveling with food and drink can become a sticky situation. However, there are a few tips and tricks passengers may not know when it comes to traveling with food and drink that make the process much [. . .]