When you join the Greater California Livery Association (GCLA), you are able to meet and network with limousine operators through out the State of California. These contacts are truly a valuable asset for the growth and the success of your business. The GCLA host monthly meetings with topics and speakers on issues that directly affect the California Limousine Industry. The GCLA maintains strong ties and relationships with all major California airports along with the California Public Utilities Commission {CPUC). While California has the most limousine operators than any other state, there are still many who are not members, but are receiving the fruitful benefits of the GCLA's aggressive lobbying efforts. Case in point for operators in Southern California who say why should I join the GCLA.

Operators now pay an annual "per company" administrative fee of $120 to operate at Los Angeles International Airport. That fee would have been $120 per year Per Vehicle had the GCLA not negotiated with airport officials to adopt a per-company fee. Also, a trip ticket to enter the airport to pick up a client now costs only $3 as opposed to the $7 that operators would be paying without the intervention of the GCLA. So do the math whether you're a small operator with 3 cars or operators with 10 cars or more. That savings alone justifies the huge benefit alone the cost of annual membership.

We can go on and on why you should be a member. GCLA members should use this one example alone as a reason why all of their affiliates should become members of the GCLA. If you would like to hear more about the GCLA please contact us or attend one of the local meetings in 2010.

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