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

[EX Q]: I'm not trying to drive into NYC, but I am curious about the highways. In particular I'm trying to get to Larchmont, NY.

Does it get better or worse close to midnight or after midnight? About how many hours would such a trip take? 

[EX A]: How bad is traffic from Boston to New York City on New Years Eve?

[EX Q]: 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?

[EX A]: Visiting my employer in the Netherlands (I work remotely from my home country)

[EX Q]: I have travelled with a laptop before with no problems (not recently), but for an upcoming trip I will, for the first time, be carrying a smartphone and a Kindle (not the Fire but the older e-ink type).  I've seen complaints on the net that airport scanners have damaged Kindles, and I can't find anything conclusive about smartphones.  I want to carry these items, not put them in checked baggage.

What should I do to ensure that all of my gadgets still work when I get through the checkpoint?  If any of them should not go through the X-ray machine, how do I accomplish that?  (Just ask them to hand-inspect?)

[EX A]:
How do I prevent damage to electronic devices at airport security?