WSTL Blog: Travel in Chicago

9 Great Places to Watch the Bears in the Playoffs in the Western Suburbs

Posted On: 01/01/2019

Here are our top 9 bars/restaurants in the western suburbs to stay a bit closer to home and enjoy the play by play of our Chicago Bears during Playoffs!

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When Times Change, WSL Adapts For You

Posted On: 12/26/2018

One key factor in which the limo industry had changed forever was 9/11/2001. This day in history certainly affected airport transportation in Chicago.

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Chicago Road Construction: What is Your Time Worth?

Posted On: 12/19/2018

What is your time worth? A LOT. Trust WSL for your private transportation needs, so you can be worry-free from all the Chicago road construction.

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Time for New SUVs, What Do You Recommend?

Posted On: 12/17/2018

We want to know your preferred SUV Chicago limo that you think we should add to our fleet in 2019! Here are three models we are looking to select from.

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The Great Chicago Pizza Battle

Posted On: 12/10/2018

With our Chicagoland limo service, one thing we’ve learned for sure it that no matter where you’re from, everyone has an opinion about Chicago pizza!

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An Early Gift: No Rate Hike for 2019

Posted On: 12/04/2018

We're excited to announce that the same Chicago limo rates pricing will be in place in 2019 for all residential areas, hotels & most corporate locations.

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Safety Tips for Traveling at Night

Posted On: 11/26/2018

Here are a few extra steps to take when heading out by yourself at night to reduce your chance of becoming a target.

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Sedan or SUV? The Case for Old School Comfort

Posted On: 11/19/2018

We asked customers which sedan models fit their needs with an email survey in October. A whopping 1,506 people responded, and a clear winner emerged!

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5 Common Mistakes You’re Likely Making at the Airport During the Holidays

Posted On: 11/12/2018

Traveling for the holidays? Here are 5 mistakes that can turn what’s supposed to be a joyful time into stressful lines, delays, and costly expenditures.

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