Chauffeur hire is designed for plans that involve more than a single arrival: a series of meetings, private appointments or a personalised programme with several stops.
Build a workable schedule
Tell us your starting point, known addresses, preferred time window and expected finishing time. If the duration is uncertain, or the route may change, mention this so the applicable arrangements can be agreed. Driver availability and keeping the vehicle during waiting periods must be confirmed in the quote.
Time, waiting and extensions
Your quote should explain the time included, any distance allowance, waiting arrangements and how an extension would be handled. Chauffeur hire conditions are agreed for your particular programme. An early departure, late finish or international destination also requires a specific check.
Private and business travel
Your day can remain within Strasbourg or include addresses elsewhere in the Bas-Rhin. If you are coordinating several colleagues or visitors, see our business transport service. If you simply need one transfer between two addresses, our Strasbourg private transfer page is the better starting point.
Choose an hourly, half-day or full-day programme
A private driver by the hour
For a couple of nearby appointments in Strasbourg, share the addresses, fixed times and expected waiting periods. Hourly hire means an agreed service window; it does not imply a published hourly rate, minimum duration or immediate availability. Those details are set out in the proposal.
Half-day and full-day chauffeur hire
A morning of meetings in Schiltigheim and Strasbourg has different requirements from a day across several Bas-Rhin towns. Separate essential appointments from flexible breaks and specify where the service should finish. The route and waiting periods help define the proposed service. For sightseeing, compare the half-day Wine Route trip and full-day itinerary; for appointments you arrange in the vineyards, see Wine Route chauffeur hire.