Hourly driver
Beirut
Minimum 3 × 1h
- Vetted, licensed driver
- Minimum 3 hours
- Drives your own car
Rent a Driver
Hourly for errands, half-day for meetings, full-day for a client visiting town. Professional drivers who know the city and won't need directions.
What you get
Background-checked, licence and permit on file with expiry tracking, and insured to drive your vehicle.
Hourly, half-day and full-day packages with a clear overtime rate, so running late doesn't mean an argument later.
Most packages let the driver take the wheel of your own vehicle. Where you'd rather we brought one, that's an option too.
Plan the stops up front. The driver waits between them — you're paying for the block, not per trip.
Corporate accounts can keep a driver on standing arrangement and settle it on the monthly statement.
Driving your vehicle is covered. We record which car was driven against the booking so there's no ambiguity afterwards.
Rent a driver
Beirut
Minimum 3 × 1h
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Dubai
Beirut
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Step by step
Choose the block of time you need in your city. Each package states its minimum and its overtime rate up front.
Your own vehicle — tell us what it is — or ask us to provide one, where the package allows it.
Give us the pickup point and any itinerary. The driver holds between stops rather than being re-dispatched.
Pay on completion or on account. Overtime is charged at the published rate and itemised on the booking.
Good to know
On most packages, yes — that's the usual case. A few packages always include a Charlie vehicle, and the booking form tells you which.
Anything past the package's block of time, charged at the hourly overtime rate published on that package before you book.
Hourly packages typically carry a minimum number of hours. It's shown on the card and enforced at booking, not sprung on you after.
Tell us and we'll try. Regular arrangements are best handled as a corporate account so the schedule and billing sit in one place.
No. Each city publishes its own packages and prices in its own currency, because the cost of running a driver isn't the same everywhere.