If a flight time changes, a train is delayed, or your plans shift after you have already booked, phoning is almost always faster than email or the contact form, particularly close to your travel time — a real person on the line can update a driver immediately, where a message may not be seen until later. Keeping your booking reference and the original journey details to hand when you call speeds things up further, since we can pull up the booking rather than starting from scratch.
For anything that is not time-critical — a general question, a quote for a future date, setting up a new account — email or the form on this page work just as well and let you include more detail than a phone call might, such as a full itinerary for a multi-stop day or a list of regular addresses for a new corporate account. Whichever way you reach us, having your travel dates, addresses and any specific requirements (child seats, accessible vehicles, luggage) ready from the start means we can give you a proper answer on the first contact rather than needing to follow up.