About scoot 2 you driver services - Scooter driver service, passenger transfer service, limousine services

The ‘you drink we drive’ personal driver service

Scoot2You was established in October 2007 by two financial planners and a mechanical engineer. Having all arrived at the same conclusion that when it came to getting home safely, reliably and comfortably at the end of the evening there was no suitable option. Their experiences of getting home by taxi often included the following:

• The inconvenience of having to collect their car the following day, which normally mean another taxi fare
• The taxi not turning up once ordered
• Drivers not knowing the area well
• A refusal to be taken to certain destinations
• A general culture of poor service

With those experiences in mind the Directors saw a niche in the market for a reliable, punctual, organised and well run facility that would enable clients to drive themselves to a venue and order a fully licensed personal driver who would be able to drive them and their car home at the end of the evening and so the Scoot2You Scooter Service was created.

Since its creation in 2007 Scoot2You has expanded its range of services and now provides:

• Scoot2you Scooter Chauffeur Service, the “you drink we drive service” with Chauffeurs on folding scooters that drive you and your car home.
• Scoot2you Passenger Transfer Services, providing its own seven seater Mercedes Benz vehicles for airport transfers, Business Meetings and general private hire.
• Scoot2you Limousine Services in the company’s Chrysler 300C Executive Limousine, for formals, Executive Transfers and a little bit of luxury for those special occasions.  

Scoot2You is proud to have serviced over 4,500 clients and conducted in excess of 12,000 bookings.

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What our clients say about us

"Right from the start the guys understood what customer service is and have always be spot on with the basics like being on time-every time but also the little things like being friendly and keeping you constantly informed of how long away they are are." Read more

Michael Nash
Urban Planning Services
January 2012