Crew travelers on the other hand, are often heading to secondary or tertiary markets and working on projects where daily commutes are unrealistic. These locations may be in remote or rural areas where accommodations and transport are not readily available, so the workforce needs to stay as close to the job sites as possible. Work crews can also have unique schedules that require them to work for weeks at a time and travel in large groups. Since crew travelers are often working on specific capital projects, capturing their budgets, cost tracking, and scheduling, becomes increasingly complicated.
