Hourly car service in West Covina: planning the day
Booking by the hour is flexible, but a little planning makes it smoother. These are the questions we go through.
Start time and end time
Tell us when the clock starts and where. We confirm when the booking ends and what happens if the day runs long. Say so early if you expect it to stretch.
The list of stops
Send the addresses you already know. The chauffeur will sequence them to reduce backtracking, and you can add stops as the day goes on.
Parking and waiting
At busy places like Old Pasadena, the Huntington or a crowded mall, the chauffeur circles or finds a legal spot while you are inside. You call or text when you are ready.
Meals and breaks
Long days include lunch. Tell the chauffeur where you plan to eat and for how long, and the car will be at the door when you finish. If you would rather grab food on the go, the driver can stop at a drive-through or a cafe on the way.
Passengers and luggage
Let us know how many people and how many bags. A sedan fits a couple with a few bags. An SUV works when children, shopping or a stroller come along.
Weather and daylight
Summer afternoons get hot, and the Rose Bowl and the arboretum have little shade between points. Winter evenings come early. We plan outdoor stops for the cooler parts of the day, and the car is cool or warm when you return to it.
Traveling with children
Families with young children can ask for child seats when booking. Having the same car through the day means a sleeping toddler never has to be moved to a new seat, and snacks, jackets and a change of clothes stay put.
Multiple cars for one event
Weddings and reunions often need several vehicles on the same schedule. We assign one chauffeur to each car and share the plan with all of them, so everyone arrives at the same hour.
Combining with an airport run
Many customers add errands before a flight or after landing. Read about our airport car service in West Covina and ask us to bundle the airport leg with an hourly block.
