Earlsfield minicabs and transfers

Yes. Give the office an accessible proposed address and the relevant entrance details. The driver must stop safely and lawfully; if a door is closed or private access changes, the office and passenger can agree a workable alternative. A landmark helps identify a place but does not give permission to enter or stop.

You can book when ready, reserve a driver to wait, or arrange a separate approximate return. The office can help compare them. A car requested when you are ready is subject to availability; reserved waiting is chargeable under the agreed terms. For an approximate return, contact the office if delayed, as waiting or changes may affect the cost. A separate return does not automatically retain the outward vehicle.

Yes. Tell the office about your walking tolerance, entry needs, bags, folding wheelchair or accompanying carer so suitable help can be arranged. A carer occupies a passenger seat, so include them when choosing a vehicle. Guidance to the car and loading ordinary bags or a folding wheelchair can be arranged without charge; advance notice helps us coordinate. An optional escort inside a building is assessed separately, with any charge agreed. We do not offer a wheelchair-accessible vehicle fleet or clinical transfers.

Ask the office about an estate for extra luggage or a group vehicle for more passengers. Six-passenger vehicles are offered around the clock; enquire about seven- or eight-plus passenger vehicles. Give passenger numbers, suitcase and cabin-bag counts and sizes, plus pushchairs, folding wheelchairs or unusual items. The office considers people and luggage together and confirms the arrangement: no vehicle category guarantees that every load will fit.