If you’re looking to go somewhere in style, it makes sense to rent a Limousine Vaughan to get you there. Sure, they’re expensive, but they make up for it with their luxury, comfort and overall convenience. The best part about renting a Limousine Vaughan, though, isn’t the vehicle itself; it’s the driver who will take you where you need to go. So, what can you do to ensure that your driver goes out of his or her way to give you the best ride possible?
Ask Questions
Every limo company has its own policy when it comes to communicating with customers. Some companies allow their drivers to use cell phones, and some don’t. If you’re traveling with children, or if you have medical concerns that require frequent access to your doctor or family members, make sure your Limousine Vaughan company can accommodate these needs. Ask about how communication will work during your trip: Do they offer phone numbers you can call 24/7? Will you be allowed to leave voicemails on company voicemail? Can you text message your driver directly?
Set Goals
When you know your destination and have a plan, you will be less likely to get stressed out or upset. Do not allow yourself to become distracted on route by checking social media or work email. Instead, set small goals that can help to keep you occupied during your trip. For example, if your chauffeur is about to make a turn, ask him questions about different landmarks. Since you are interested in what he has to say and not just gathering information from him, asking questions will also help reduce any stress that might come from being unable to see where you are going due to high levels of tinting in your windows.
Pack Light
When you’re riding in a limo, it can be easy to let excess luggage get out of hand. (Believe us, we know.) But keep your load light—you don’t want to overburden yourself or your driver. If you’re planning on having some heavy things with you during your ride, get as much done beforehand as possible and plan to leave whatever you have left with someone else. When selecting which pieces of luggage make it onto your limo—and which stay behind—consider whether they can safely fit into smaller cars and cabs while keeping driving time to a minimum. Smaller packages are always easier to handle than larger ones, especially when maneuvering is necessary. That said, don’t forget about style!
Take Advantage of Available Space
Depending on your seating arrangement, you might have room to store personal items on board. While there is no limit on what you can bring aboard (as long as it won’t endanger anyone or damage any of your vehicle’s equipment), it’s smart to take advantage of available space and avoid taking too much luggage with you. The last thing you want is extra stuff slowing you down at an airport or making it hard to find space to put things in a hotel room when arriving at your destination. To reduce stress and make traveling easier, only bring along what’s essential so that unloading is simple and easy when you get where you’re going.
Know Your Driver
Your driver is there to help you have a smooth, enjoyable time; if you’re going to be stressed about your ride, it defeats that purpose. If your driver seems more interested in having fun than getting to your destination on time, don’t get mad —get innovative! A bit of chit chat and some small talk before your limo arrives will help put both of you at ease when you do hop into that luxurious vehicle.
