Maryland Hourly Chauffeur & Car Service

The Baltimore-Washington region spreads its offices widely: a morning at Fort Meade or the BWI business district, midday in downtown Baltimore, an afternoon on the I-270 corridor in Rockville, then a flight out of Reagan National. Stringing that together with separate rides means a new wait and a new driver each time. With an hourly car, the chauffeur is outside when each meeting ends, knows the next address already and can advise whether the Beltway or the ICC is the better choice at that hour. The back seat becomes working time for calls and preparation, and roadshow teams can book a Sprinter to stay together.

Patients travel from across Maryland to Johns Hopkins, the University of Maryland Medical Center, the NIH Clinical Center in Bethesda and the specialist practices around them. Appointments run late, procedures mean you should not drive afterward, and hospital garages are stressful at the best of times. On an hourly booking the chauffeur drops you at the correct entrance, waits nearby and returns to the door when you call. Family members can ride along, and a sedan is often the easiest vehicle to step in and out of after a procedure. Please note that our chauffeurs provide transportation and courteous door-to-door help with bags, not medical assistance.

Hourly service is also the simplest way to enjoy a day or evening without a designated driver. Popular uses include holiday shopping at Towson Town Center, The Mall in Columbia or Tysons with purchases kept in the vehicle; a restaurant crawl through Fells Point and Harbor East; a birthday dinner in Annapolis followed by drinks on Main Street; and concert or casino nights where the finish time is uncertain. Visitors use it for sightseeing as well, pairing Baltimore's Inner Harbor with Annapolis or a loop of the monuments in Washington. For sedans and SUVs you may cancel free of charge up to 3 hours before pickup; for Sprinters and limousines, 12 hours.