Getting around Norwalk with a chauffeur
Most of what makes a trip easy happens before the car arrives. These are the points we sort out with you first.
Tell us which side of town
Norwalk Boulevard, Studebaker Road and Pioneer Boulevard all run through the city, but they feel like different places at 8 a.m. A pickup on the south side near Alondra Boulevard has a different best route to the freeway than one up by Rosecrans Avenue.
Pick the right freeway for the job
The 5 is the way north to Downtown and south toward Orange County. The 91 is the cross-county option. The 605 leads to the 405 and the Long Beach area, and the 105 heads west toward LAX. Our drivers choose among them on the day, depending on what is moving.
Rail and car, working together
The Metro C Line stops at Norwalk Station and the Metrolink station sits on Norwalk Boulevard at the Civic Center. Some guests take the train in and a car out, or the other way around. Tell us the arrival time and we will wait at the right entrance.
Early and late trips
Airlines schedule departures before sunrise and arrivals past midnight. We answer the phone at all hours and send the chauffeur with time to spare.
Parks, pools and weekend events
The city runs twelve parks, plus the Norwalk Arts & Sports Complex and the Aquatic Pavilion, so family parties, games and classes all give people a reason to be out. When a lot of cars arrive at once, a chauffeur who drops you at the door and leaves the parking to us is worth a lot.
Extra seats and bags
If a toddler or a baby is coming, ask for a child seat when you book. If the trip includes golf clubs, strollers or a stack of boxes, say so and we will send the SUV.




