Group transport services, led by corporate events
Corporate events come first, but partner operators also run school trips, team travel, weddings, pilgrimages, wine tours, river-cruise links and accessible transport. Each service page covers the rules that bite for that group.
Corporate events: principals, delegates and the gala return
A typical programme mixes executive cars for principals with coaches for delegate waves. Driver limits shape the schedule: at most 56 hours of driving a week, 90 across two consecutive weeks, and daily rest of at least 11 hours, reducible to nine three times a week.
Other groups, other rules
School trips turn on seat-belt obligations and the journey form. Sports teams on a minibus of up to 16 passengers need a D1 driver. Pilgrimage tours may use the 12-day rule on weekly rest. Regulation 181/2011 mainly covers scheduled services, so a private charter needs its wheelchair spaces specified in the brief.
Questions
Can one booking mix cars and coaches?
Yes. List each vehicle and who rides in it; each is quoted in full with its driver.
Do EU accessibility rights cover a private charter?
Regulation 181/2011 mainly covers scheduled services, so state wheelchair and assistance needs directly.
How do driver hours affect a three-day event?
Daily rest of at least 11 hours sets the gap between the last evening run and the first morning shuttle.
Services
- Corporate event transport: shuttles, transfers and chauffeurs
- School trip coach hire across Europe
- Sports team transport: squads, kit and match-day timings
- Wedding transport for couples and their guests
- Church group travel and pilgrimages by coach
- Wine tours with a driver: Chianti, Champagne and the Heurigen
- River cruise transfers: airport, ship and excursions
- Accessible group transport and wheelchair-accessible minibuses
Brief the programme
Dates, venues, waves and VIP movements. Operators quote each vehicle with driver.
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