Long-Distance Transfers
A long-distance booking is a different product from a city job and we treat it that way: a vehicle picked for the mileage, a driver who has driven the route, a comfort stop built into the schedule if you want one, and a fare that was fixed before you got in.
When the car is the sensible choice
Luggage that will not travel well on a train, a departure when nothing is running, or two or more people. Any one of those shifts the sums towards a car; most long journeys we drive have two of them.
How we price it
By distance and vehicle class, quoted before you book. The fare does not rise for a 3am departure or a slow M5, and we do not bill the driver's return leg as a separate line.
Comfort over three hours
Air conditioning that works, seats that have kept their shape, charging for your devices and a boot that closes over the luggage. Ask for a stop and the driver plans one in.
Regular routes
London, Manchester, Birmingham, Exeter, Plymouth, Southampton, Oxford, Cardiff, Swansea, Liverpool and Leeds. Anything else is quoted the same way: send us the postcode.
Count the cases, then pick the car.
Count the passengers, then count the large suitcases separately: the second number is the one that decides it.
