Booking Your Airport Chauffeur

Spring is flagged as a busy season (school breaks, graduations, wine country visits, business travel) when vehicles book up fast. Booking tips: reserve early, share exact pickup time and address, build in buffer for traffic/security, and confirm details before travel day. Vehicle guidance:

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• Sedans/town cars (Cadillac XTS, Lincoln Continental) — solo travelers or pairs with light-to-moderate luggage
• SUVs — families, small groups, extra bags or gear
• Limousines — special events, wedding parties, more festive occasions

Always provide airline/flight number, passenger name, and an active mobile number so the chauffeur can track the flight. Special needs (child seats, oversized luggage, mobility concerns, preference for a quiet ride) should be shared in advance.

Smooth Pickups and Drop-Offs

Confirm the meeting point ahead of time (curbside, inside-terminal meet and greet, or a prearranged ride area). On landing: turn the phone on promptly, check for chauffeur messages, and reply quickly. Most companies allow a grace period, but being ready on time is framed as basic courtesy. If plans change (rebooked flight, missed connection, running late), notify the company as soon as possible.

In-Vehicle Etiquette

Suggested habits: greet the chauffeur and confirm the destination/route, let them handle doors and luggage, ask before adjusting temperature or music, and keep calls at a reasonable volume. Respect for the vehicle matters too — drinks in holders, tidy food, minimal strong scents. Safety basics: seatbelt on, no smoking/vaping, arms and belongings inside the vehicle.

Luggage, Tipping, and Special Requests

Let the chauffeur handle bags; point out fragile or valuable items and which bags stay with you. Tipping is described as customary and often adjusted for service quality, luggage help, ride length, and how smoothly pickup/drop-off went — worth checking paperwork first since some prearranged rides already include gratuity. Reasonable special requests (temperature, a quiet ride, a brief stop, a scenic route) are welcome with advance notice, as are bigger asks like coordinating a wine tour or wedding arrival straight from the airport.

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