Minibus Hire Lanivet

Decide Who Drives Before Anything Else

Decision one is the driving rota. Only names written on the hire agreement may take the wheel, and the list closes at signature. Settle it early: identify every likely driver, check licences, and flag any nervousness about a larger vehicle while alternatives still exist.

Decide the Size from Real Numbers

Decision two is size. Count passengers exactly — rounding down risks a second run; rounding up wastes money on empty seats. Then weigh the luggage honestly, because rigid cases claim far more room than soft bags, and a full seat count says nothing about the boot.

Decide Your Hours with Weather in Mind

Decision three is timing. Picture a crew whose outdoor job depends on the forecast: one downpour can push everything back half a day. Quote hours you could defend, pad them for paperwork, loading and refuelling, and declare any realistic chance of a second day up front.

Decide Your Questions While They Cost Nothing

Decision four is your question list, best spent while an enquiry costs nothing. Ask about insurance, the excess, mileage, fuel, deposits and the documents wanted at the desk. Get collection and return hours in writing — and which minibuses are genuinely free on your dates only emerges at booking.

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