Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title

Input: Consider Input: I'm in Texas, USA and I'm traveling to a different city where I'm going to be driving a friend's car for a few days. I hold a valid drivers license but no car insurance of my own.

Am I required to have insurance? My friend has his.
If yes, which companies offer one?

I looked at Geico and Nationwide but they don't seem to offer temporary insurance.

Thanks.


Output: Do I need a temporary car insurance and how to get one?


Input: Consider Input: I'm landing at Vienna airport on a Friday (work day) at 17h35 and I'm supposed to attend a meeting at 19h00 close to Stephansplatz in the 1st district. I have only carry-on luggage and an EU passport, flying in from a Schengen country, so I should be out shortly after 18h00.

What is the fastest public transport into the city center taking into account it is rush hour? 

I'd like to be on-time to surprise my colleges at the meeting, who already started picking, like "don't worry we'll wait for you"


Output: Fastest public transport from Vienna airport into city center?


Input: Consider Input: I'm working remotely for a Dutch-based company in Holland.  I'm their full-time employee, working 9 to 5.  They want me to visit their office this summer.  After looking into at the Schengen visa application form, I'm getting confused about the types of visa.

People are suggesting that I should have a tourism visa, but it doesn't make sense to me to have this visa because I'm travelling for an office visit, and will be having some meetings with them.

Some people are saying I should have a visit visa, but I haven't seen visit visa information in in the application form.

Some are saying I should have friend visit visa.  Again, this doesn't make sense, because they are my employer, not friends.

What type of visa should I apply for?



Output: Visiting my employer in the Netherlands (I work remotely from my home country)