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From Bradford Tax Institute: (click for full article)
If you travel (even a little), you need to know the different modes of transportation you can use and the unique rules and regulations that the IRS applies to cars, trains, planes and boats.
Want to find you how to maximize your travel deductions, even when you combine a pleasure with business? Read my new article titled, How to Deduct Travel by Car, Train, Plane, or Boat.
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Travel by train is the best way or best option according to me because it is safe and secure journey. I prefer to go anywhere by train.
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