England car/drive hire
Jul 23rd 2003, 1:47 am
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England car/drive hire
Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
car and driver would be a good way to go.
We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
car and driver would be a good way to go.
Jul 23rd 2003, 1:52 am
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Re: England car/drive hire
"Marcia" wrote in message
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> Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> car and driver would be a good way to go.
Why, whats wrong with driving in England?!
I assume you in the USA from your email address?
If I can drive in the USA then you can drive in England ;-)
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> Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> car and driver would be a good way to go.
Why, whats wrong with driving in England?!
I assume you in the USA from your email address?
If I can drive in the USA then you can drive in England ;-)
Jul 23rd 2003, 2:12 am
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"Marcia" wrote in message
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> Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> car and driver would be a good way to go.
A dammed expensive one though, one company that does
this is 21st Century Saloons and they charge £25 per hour
+mileage over 50 miles .
Trust me driving on the wrong side of the road isnt that
hard , I do it all the time in the USA and Europe.
Failing that use public transport and cabs.
Keith
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> Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> car and driver would be a good way to go.
A dammed expensive one though, one company that does
this is 21st Century Saloons and they charge £25 per hour
+mileage over 50 miles .
Trust me driving on the wrong side of the road isnt that
hard , I do it all the time in the USA and Europe.
Failing that use public transport and cabs.
Keith
Jul 23rd 2003, 2:33 am
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"Marcia" wrote in message
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> Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> car and driver would be a good way to go.
You do realise that it is going to cost you big bucks, don't you? If so,
look at http://www.chauffeurs.biz/index.htm
JohnT
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> Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> car and driver would be a good way to go.
You do realise that it is going to cost you big bucks, don't you? If so,
look at http://www.chauffeurs.biz/index.htm
JohnT
Jul 23rd 2003, 5:09 am
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Hi
marcia, if intrested we can supply you a Mercedes S Class with a
chauffeur for £25 per hour min 3hrs booking + excess mileage.
if intrested please email me.
thanx
marcia, if intrested we can supply you a Mercedes S Class with a
chauffeur for £25 per hour min 3hrs booking + excess mileage.
if intrested please email me.
thanx
Jul 23rd 2003, 10:53 am
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"Keith Willshaw" wrote in message
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> "Marcia" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> > We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> > car and driver would be a good way to go.
> A dammed expensive one though, one company that does
> this is 21st Century Saloons and they charge £25 per hour
> +mileage over 50 miles .
> Trust me driving on the wrong side of the road isnt that
> hard , I do it all the time in the USA and Europe.
> Failing that use public transport and cabs.
> Keith
> the speeds are higher in the uk motorways 70 but 85 average (on northern
ones anyway). otherwise don't worry
forget the driver higher unless money no object
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> "Marcia" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> > We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> > car and driver would be a good way to go.
> A dammed expensive one though, one company that does
> this is 21st Century Saloons and they charge £25 per hour
> +mileage over 50 miles .
> Trust me driving on the wrong side of the road isnt that
> hard , I do it all the time in the USA and Europe.
> Failing that use public transport and cabs.
> Keith
> the speeds are higher in the uk motorways 70 but 85 average (on northern
ones anyway). otherwise don't worry
forget the driver higher unless money no object
Jul 23rd 2003, 10:54 am
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"Keith Willshaw" wrote in message
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> "Marcia" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> > We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> > car and driver would be a good way to go.
> A dammed expensive one though, one company that does
> this is 21st Century Saloons and they charge £25 per hour
> +mileage over 50 miles .
> Trust me driving on the wrong side of the road isnt that
> hard , I do it all the time in the USA and Europe.
> Failing that use public transport and cabs.
> Keith
> the speeds are higher in the uk motorways 70 but 85 average (on northern
ones anyway). otherwise don't worry
forget the driver higher unless money no object
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> "Marcia" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> > We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> > car and driver would be a good way to go.
> A dammed expensive one though, one company that does
> this is 21st Century Saloons and they charge £25 per hour
> +mileage over 50 miles .
> Trust me driving on the wrong side of the road isnt that
> hard , I do it all the time in the USA and Europe.
> Failing that use public transport and cabs.
> Keith
> the speeds are higher in the uk motorways 70 but 85 average (on northern
ones anyway). otherwise don't worry
forget the driver higher unless money no object
Jul 23rd 2003, 10:54 am
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"Keith Willshaw" wrote in message
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> "Marcia" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> > We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> > car and driver would be a good way to go.
> A dammed expensive one though, one company that does
> this is 21st Century Saloons and they charge £25 per hour
> +mileage over 50 miles .
> Trust me driving on the wrong side of the road isnt that
> hard , I do it all the time in the USA and Europe.
> Failing that use public transport and cabs.
> Keith
> the speeds are higher in the uk motorways 70 but 85 average (on northern
ones anyway). otherwise don't worry
forget the driver higher unless money no object
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> "Marcia" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> > We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> > car and driver would be a good way to go.
> A dammed expensive one though, one company that does
> this is 21st Century Saloons and they charge £25 per hour
> +mileage over 50 miles .
> Trust me driving on the wrong side of the road isnt that
> hard , I do it all the time in the USA and Europe.
> Failing that use public transport and cabs.
> Keith
> the speeds are higher in the uk motorways 70 but 85 average (on northern
ones anyway). otherwise don't worry
forget the driver higher unless money no object
Jul 23rd 2003, 10:54 am
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"Keith Willshaw" wrote in message
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> "Marcia" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> > We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> > car and driver would be a good way to go.
> A dammed expensive one though, one company that does
> this is 21st Century Saloons and they charge £25 per hour
> +mileage over 50 miles .
> Trust me driving on the wrong side of the road isnt that
> hard , I do it all the time in the USA and Europe.
> Failing that use public transport and cabs.
> Keith
> the speeds are higher in the uk motorways 70 but 85 average (on northern
ones anyway). otherwise don't worry
forget the driver higher unless money no object
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> "Marcia" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> > We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> > car and driver would be a good way to go.
> A dammed expensive one though, one company that does
> this is 21st Century Saloons and they charge £25 per hour
> +mileage over 50 miles .
> Trust me driving on the wrong side of the road isnt that
> hard , I do it all the time in the USA and Europe.
> Failing that use public transport and cabs.
> Keith
> the speeds are higher in the uk motorways 70 but 85 average (on northern
ones anyway). otherwise don't worry
forget the driver higher unless money no object
Jul 23rd 2003, 7:47 pm
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" deggers" wrote in message
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> >
> > the speeds are higher in the uk motorways 70 but 85 average (on northern
> ones anyway). otherwise don't worry
> forget the driver higher unless money no object
Northern ones are no different to Southern ones.
80-90mph is usual. But no different to speeds I experienced driving between
Washington DC and New York.
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> >
> > the speeds are higher in the uk motorways 70 but 85 average (on northern
> ones anyway). otherwise don't worry
> forget the driver higher unless money no object
Northern ones are no different to Southern ones.
80-90mph is usual. But no different to speeds I experienced driving between
Washington DC and New York.
Jul 23rd 2003, 10:14 pm
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Driving over here is not that difficult (except London) because you just
follow the car in front and hope he/she is going the same way as you.
Failing that UK public transport is vastly superior to American public
transport due to the fact we have a very high population density in a
small area compared to the USA.
For some strange reason many Americans I have spoken to love our
roundabouts. These are circular road junctions where you give way to
traffic coming from the left (in theory)
What ever option you chose enjoy yourself.
In message , Marcia
writes
>Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
>We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
>car and driver would be a good way to go.
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follow the car in front and hope he/she is going the same way as you.
Failing that UK public transport is vastly superior to American public
transport due to the fact we have a very high population density in a
small area compared to the USA.
For some strange reason many Americans I have spoken to love our
roundabouts. These are circular road junctions where you give way to
traffic coming from the left (in theory)
What ever option you chose enjoy yourself.
In message , Marcia
writes
>Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
>We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
>car and driver would be a good way to go.
--
Ron Clarey
Translaters.net
http://www.translaters.net
Jul 23rd 2003, 11:41 pm
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"Ron Clarey" wrote in message
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> For some strange reason many Americans I have spoken to love our
> roundabouts. These are circular road junctions where you give way to
> traffic coming from the left (in theory)
You mean traffic coming from the right of course, if you are talking UK
roads.
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> For some strange reason many Americans I have spoken to love our
> roundabouts. These are circular road junctions where you give way to
> traffic coming from the left (in theory)
You mean traffic coming from the right of course, if you are talking UK
roads.
Jul 24th 2003, 5:09 am
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On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 12:41:02 +0100, "Mark Hewitt"
wrote:
>"Ron Clarey" wrote in message
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>> For some strange reason many Americans I have spoken to love our
>> roundabouts. These are circular road junctions where you give way to
>> traffic coming from the left (in theory)
>You mean traffic coming from the right of course, if you are talking UK
>roads.
I'd strongly advise giving way to traffic coming from your left too!
If they're going that wrong, best avoid!
Jim.
wrote:
>"Ron Clarey" wrote in message
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>> For some strange reason many Americans I have spoken to love our
>> roundabouts. These are circular road junctions where you give way to
>> traffic coming from the left (in theory)
>You mean traffic coming from the right of course, if you are talking UK
>roads.
I'd strongly advise giving way to traffic coming from your left too!
If they're going that wrong, best avoid!
Jim.
Jul 24th 2003, 7:53 am
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[email protected] (Marcia) wrote in message news:...
> Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> car and driver would be a good way to go.
You don't need a car to go as you please in England. Unless you get
the car and driver more or less for free it is a very bad idea.
Øystein
> Does anyone have advice about hiring a car and driver in England.
> We'd like to go as we please, but are chicken to drive. We thought a
> car and driver would be a good way to go.
You don't need a car to go as you please in England. Unless you get
the car and driver more or less for free it is a very bad idea.
Øystein
Jul 24th 2003, 8:33 am
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"Øystein" wrote in message
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> [email protected] (Marcia) wrote in message
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> You don't need a car to go as you please in England.
Completely disagree. There are a great many of places, especially out in the
countryside which are extremely poorly served by public transport, but have
good road links.
Unless you get
> the car and driver more or less for free it is a very bad idea.
For certain.
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> [email protected] (Marcia) wrote in message
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> You don't need a car to go as you please in England.
Completely disagree. There are a great many of places, especially out in the
countryside which are extremely poorly served by public transport, but have
good road links.
Unless you get
> the car and driver more or less for free it is a very bad idea.
For certain.
