Chauffeur service across the Midlands

The Midlands chauffeur coverage — summary

The Midlands is the crossroads of the motorway network, and that is not a figure of speech. The M6, M1, M40, M42, M5, M69 and A1 all pass through or meet inside this region, which makes it the easiest part of England to leave in any direction and one of the hardest to cross at four in the afternoon. Two airports sit at its centre. Birmingham is on the M42 beside the NEC, and East Midlands is on the M1 between Derby and Loughborough. Between them they cover most short-haul flying from the region, which means the long southern run to Heathrow is a choice rather than an obligation, and the area pages treat it that way. The work splits between the two halves. The west generates exhibition, conference and corporate travel around Birmingham, Solihull and Coventry. The east generates city-to-city work between Nottingham, Leicester and Derby, and longer runs out to Lincoln and the Peak District. Each area page carries the roads, the stations and the drive times that apply to its own town. 49 areas are listed on this page, each with a page of its own carrying the roads that govern access, the stations used for collections, the landmarks a chauffeur navigates by and indicative drives to the airports that place actually uses. Each vehicle class is quoted individually and a written quotation confirms the price, what it includes and any applicable tax.