Our fleet
One vehicle, everyone in it
Families do not travel light. There is the pram, the bags that came off the plane, the booster seat and the child who fell asleep on the way.
So we choose the vehicle on seats, suitcases and prams together, and send one that fits everything.
Sedan
A Toyota Camry for a small family travelling light - the quiet, economical option when a van is more room than you need.
- Passengers
- Up to 3
- Luggage
- 2 large suitcases
- One or two adults with a child
- A hotel or city transfer without the holiday luggage
- One baby or child seat fitted in the back
SUV
A comfortable car for a small family travelling with hand luggage and a case or two.
- Passengers
- Up to 4
- Luggage
- 2 large suitcases
- Two adults with one or two children
- A short airport run without the full holiday luggage
- One baby or child seat fitted, or two where the ages allow it
People Mover
The vehicle most families end up in: a full row for the children, and a boot that takes the suitcases and the pram.
- Passengers
- Up to 7
- Luggage
- 6 large suitcases
- Grandparents travelling with the parents and the children
- A full international arrival, cases and all
- Several baby and child seats fitted side by side
People Mover Premium
The same room as the People Mover with a leather interior, for a wedding, a cruise departure or a special occasion.
- Passengers
- Up to 7
- Luggage
- 6 large suitcases
- Weddings and family occasions
- Cruise departures and arrivals
- Anyone who would rather travel in the nicer car
Maxi Van
For the whole group at once, so nobody has to split across two cars and arrive at different times.
- Passengers
- Up to 11
- Luggage
- 10 large suitcases
- Extended family travelling together
- Cruise terminal runs, where the luggage decides the vehicle
- Groups that would otherwise need two bookings
Photographs are indicative of the vehicle class, not of a specific car. We confirm the vehicle when we confirm your booking, and may substitute one of the same size or larger.
Baby & child seats
Every seat is fitted before we arrive, so there is nothing to wrestle with at the kerb while you are holding a tired child.
We are a hire vehicle service, not a taxi. Taxis have a limited exemption from the NSW child restraint rules; hire vehicles do not, so the rules that apply in your own car apply in ours.
That is why we ask for the age of every child when you book, a baby in arms included. The ages decide which seats we fit.
All restraints we supply meet Australian and New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1754.
What is a baby seat?
"Baby seat" covers the restraints built for the youngest passengers, and they have one thing in common: they face the rear of the vehicle.
A baby capsule is the small rear-facing restraint used from birth. It clips into a base that stays fitted in the car, so the capsule itself lifts in and out. A rear-facing baby seat does the same job but is larger and stays in the vehicle, which is what lets a child keep facing rearward for longer.
Facing rearward is the point of both. In a sudden stop it spreads the force across a baby's whole back and supports the head and neck, which a baby cannot yet do alone. NSW law requires it up to 6 months, and it remains the safer option well past that age.
If you would rather use your own capsule or seat, you can. Tell us when you book so we leave the space for it.
Children under 4 cannot travel in the front seat of a vehicle with two or more rows. Children aged 4 to 7 can only do so if every other back seat is taken by a child under 7 in an approved restraint.
Birth to around 6 months
Baby capsule
Rear-facing, and the only restraint a baby under 6 months may legally use. Listed as "infant capsule" in the booking form.
6 months to around 4 years
Rear-facing baby seat
The larger rear-facing seat that stays in the car. Legal from 6 months as an alternative to forward-facing, and we recommend it past the minimum age because rear-facing is safer for longer.
6 months to around 7 years
Forward-facing child seat
Faces forward with its own inbuilt harness, rather than using the adult seatbelt. The usual step up once a child has outgrown rear-facing.
From 4 years
Booster seat
Lifts a child so the adult seatbelt sits correctly across the shoulder and hips. Advised until the belt fits properly on its own, at around 145cm.
Choosing a vehicle
How we work out what to send
We do this for you - these are the rules we follow.
- Everyone travelling needs a seat, including every child in a restraint.
- A pram takes about the space of one large suitcase.
- Cabin bags ride in the cabin, so they do not count against the boot.
- If the numbers are close, we send the larger vehicle.
Not sure which one you need?
Tell us who is travelling and what you are bringing, and we'll match the right vehicle for you. No payment upfront.