What to expect.
Ways to travel
By the hour
Reserve a vehicle and driver for the time you need.
Multiple stops
Move between several destinations without arranging separate journeys.
Full-day standby
Keep a chauffeur available throughout a changing day.
Made for
Flexible itineraries
A route that can adapt as meetings, visits or plans change.
As-directed travel
Tell us the outline and direct the day around your priorities.
The journey, step by step.
A clear sequence helps passengers and organisers know what information is needed and how the travel is planned.
- 01 / 04
Define the hire
Outline the starting point, expected hire period, number of passengers and the broad area of travel.
- 02 / 04
Agree the framework
Share known appointments and stops, plus where flexibility or standby time is likely to be required.
- 03 / 04
Direct the day
The chauffeur and vehicle remain assigned for the agreed period, travelling between destinations as your schedule develops.
- 04 / 04
Close the itinerary
Confirm the final destination and any changes to the expected end time with sufficient notice to review availability.
Before you travel.
The right details in advance make it easier to plan the vehicle, collection and timing around your requirements.
Hire period
Provide an estimated start and finish time. If the day may run longer, mention this when outlining the journey.
Stops and coverage
List known locations and indicate whether the route stays in Edinburgh or extends farther across Scotland.
Standby needs
Explain where the vehicle should wait and whether you expect the driver to remain available between appointments.
Hourly hire allows the itinerary to evolve within the agreed arrangement; extensions and material changes depend on availability and should be discussed rather than assumed.