Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why should I hire a hummer from you?
A: We prefer to ask, why Not hire a hummer from us? We offer so much more than others and at great prices. As for the vehicles....You can safely say that the appeal of our Hummers alone are up there with high end super cars and their size and presence makes them one of the most eye catching vehicles in the world, period!
Q: Can you arrange flowers for my girlfriend/wife when picked up?
A: Yes of course we can. We can arrange the flowers after a deposit is taken for the booking and we'll have them waiting for you when we arrive to pick you up along with your complimentary bottle of champagne.
Q: I want to hire for my childs birthday, Is this ok?
A: Yes this fine but children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by at least one adult due to legal requirements. Any children found with alcohol before bording may be stopped from continuing the journey.
Limo Law
In England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales limousines are all restricted to a maximum of eight passengers no matter how large the vehicles are. There are NO exceptions to this rule. The reason for this is that to carry more than eight passengers the vehicle has to be registered as a Public Service Vehicle (PSV) and have a Certificate of Initial Fitness issued (COIF). However NONE of the American limousines, (Including the large 4wheel drive Navigators, Escalades, Excursions, etc) comply with the requirements and are therefore restricted by law to a maximum of eight passengers.
If any operator tries to convince a client otherwise, they should:-
A) Not book with them
B) Inform the Police
C) Inform the National Limousine Association (UK)
D) Report them as illegal operators to the Vehicle Inspectorate on 0870 60 60 440 (option 4)
It is in every ones interest to ensure that the paying public are protected from unscrupulous operators. In the event of an overloaded, unlicensed limousine being involved in a serious or fatal accident, the repercussions could be drastic and the ultimate losers would be the customers and the bona-fide limousine operators.
For additional guidance and clarification contact the NLA(UK) direct
