Go Green Travels

We’ve been operating out of Kazitar for a while now. It’s not a fancy office, just a small place where we keep the keys and take phone calls for the cars. Most of the day is spent checking the engines or talking to drivers about where they need to go next. The roads around here can be pretty rough, especially when the rains come down hard, so we spend a lot of time cleaning the mud off the tires. We don't have a big team, just a few local guys who know the routes well. Some people come in looking for a ride to the next town, and others want to book a van for a few days. We keep a ledger on the desk to track everything, though sometimes we forget to write things down immediately when it gets busy. It’s just a regular travel business. We don't have fancy brochures or anything. Usually, people just know us by word of mouth in the neighborhood. We sit outside on the plastic chairs when it’s not too hot, waiting for the next person to show up. The sign out front is a bit faded from the sun, but people still find us. We just try to get the vehicles out on time and make sure they have enough fuel. It’s a lot of little things to keep track of every day, like checking the oil or making sure the spare tire is actually inflated.