Limousine companies are the ones that employ a large number of chauffeurs. And, the main responsibility of a chauffeur is to get people safely to their destination. However, the job of a driver is not limited to this only. They need to possess some interpersonal skills, good personality, punctuality, tactical skills, and many others.
Here is a list of dos and don’ts that are very essential for all limousine drivers.
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• Always maintain the confidentiality of each client. All conversations with clients must be kept confidential.
• Open and close the limousine doors for customers.
• In the event that your cell phone battery dies, contact your limo company immediately.
• Always check in 15 minutes early at the required location.
• When your clients are inside or outside the club, it is your responsibility to clean the vehicle before their arrival.
• Ask the limo company questions before you leave and stay in touch with management at all times.
• Make sure the vehicle is always clean inside and out and in safe operating condition before you leave.
• If problems arise between you and the clients during the trip, inform the limo company before informing the police.
• Always be prepared for emergency situations. So you should always carry some essentials like pens, paper, flashlight, first aid kit, batteries, blankets, cleaning supplies, and maps.
• Sometimes when you work overtime, you are responsible for collecting the payments.
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• Don’t talk all the time and only talk when your customers are talking to you.
• If you have famous clients then don’t ask for their signatures and sell them to others.
• Do not eat or sit in the back of a limousine with customers.
• Never leave limousines unattended.
• Don’t forget to call your customers on the way and tell them about your locations.
• Do not bring anyone up front with you without your clients’ permission.
• Smoking inside the limousine is dangerous. Therefore, please do not smoke inside the vehicle while transporting your customers.
• Under no circumstances are you allowed to run the limousine three miles off the road without your clients’ permission.
• Never use the limousine for your personal use.
• Do not supplement more than one person as ‘in charge’ during a trip.
Considering these dos and don’ts can help you to be a successful limousine driver. Therefore, you should always keep these things in mind whenever you drive your customers.