Executive cars for speakers, VIPs and small parties
An executive car moves one to three people on their own timetable. Organizers book one alongside the coaches for a keynote speaker, a board chair or the wedding couple.
Sedan or SUV
A premium sedan takes one to three passengers with trunk space for a suitcase each. Choose an SUV when there is more luggage, a garment bag, or winter gear.
Give the passenger's name and mobile number to the driver in advance. Flight numbers help with airport pickups.
Typical models
The photos show typical models in this size. Which vehicle runs depends on the licensed operator that takes the booking.
Business-class sedan (up to 3 passengers)



Mercedes E Class
3 passengers · 3 bags



BMW 5 Series
3 passengers · 3 bags



Mercedes E Class
3 passengers · 3 bags
First-class sedan (up to 3 passengers)


Mercedes S Class
3 passengers · 3 bags

BMW 7 Series
3 passengers · 3 bags


Mercedes S Class
3 passengers · 3 bags
Running beside the coaches
On a conference day, the car often keeps a different timetable from the coaches. A keynote speaker may land mid-morning, go straight to the venue and fly out before dinner. Give that car its own schedule, with flight numbers and the venue door for VIP arrivals.
At a glance
- Seats: 1-3
- Luggage: Trunk space; choose an SUV for more luggage
Typical features
- Chauffeur-driven premium sedan or SUV
- BC: taxis and limousines carrying up to 10 people, including the driver, need a class 4 licence and a special authorization licence
- Québec: drivers need SAAQ authorization and the vehicle needs an owner's permit and mechanical inspections
- Toronto: limousines need a City of Toronto limousine owner's licence, and drivers a vehicle-for-hire licence
- At Toronto Pearson, pre-arranged pick-ups need a per-trip GTAA Service Permit
Licensing by city
In Toronto, a limousine owner needs a City of Toronto limousine licence, and the driver a vehicle-for-hire licence. In BC, taxis and limousines carrying up to 10 people, driver included, need a class 4 licence and a special authorization licence. In Québec, drivers need SAAQ authorization, and the vehicle needs an owner's permit and mechanical inspections.
The partner operator holds these. We book with licensed, insured operators only.
Airports and terminals
At Toronto Pearson, pre-arranged pickups need a per-trip GTAA Service Permit. The operator applies for it.
Canada Place lets a pre-booked limousine use Door D only if it is on the port's approved list. Any other car meets its passenger up at street level. Ask which applies before you tell the guest where to go.
Questions
Can the car wait during a meeting?
Yes, if the wait is in the booking. Tell us the expected finish time and the quote will cover it.
Can we book a car and a coach together?
Yes. Send one request for the whole event.
Does the driver wait at the arrivals door at Pearson?
No. Pre-arranged vehicles wait until the airport's dispatcher calls them forward once the passenger is ready, then go to the pick-up area. Other airports work differently.
How many bags fit in a sedan?
Usually one suitcase per passenger. For more, ask for an SUV.
Other charter services
- Charter buses for conferences and company events
- Charter buses for school trips and excursions
- Team buses for clubs, leagues and tournaments
- Charter buses and shuttles for wedding guests
- Coaches for ski trips and winter weekends
- Charter buses for day tours and sightseeing
- Coach transfers for cruise passengers
- Accessible charter transport for groups