Hourly charter keeps a vehicle and chauffeur for a reserved block of time.
You keep the car for multiple stops. Waiting during the reserved block is included. Direct the route or ask the chauffeur for local drop-off help. This is the product to book when plans may shift. It is separate from a one-way transfer quote, which can still include agreed stops without converting the whole day to hourly.
Who uses hourly charter in Pittsburgh
Wedding parties moving between photos, ceremony, and reception. Visitors seeing the Strip District, Mount Washington overlooks, and the North Shore. Real-estate and investor tours in Oakland, Lawrenceville, and the South Side. Executives on multi-stop Downtown-to-suburb roadshows.
Venues and seasons
Popular stops include Point State Park, the Heinz History Center, Phipps Conservatory, Grandview Avenue overlooks, and the Monongahela Incline area. Summer weddings, fall campus events, and holiday evenings need more notice. Brewery stops along Butler Street or Smallman Street should be listed as itinerary stops.
How pricing works
Hourly charter is estimated at $120 per hour for a sedan, $150 for an SUV, $230 for an S-Class, and $240 for a Sprinter, with a three-hour minimum. The matching three-hour estimates are $360, $440, $690, and $710. Quoted prices include chauffeur gratuity and applicable service and card fees. Waiting during the reserved block is included. Overtime, extra miles, tolls, parking, and stops outside the quoted area are confirmed on the reservation. See rates.
What happens if you run long
If you run past the reserved block, extra time is billed under the quote terms. Longer days may require chauffeur rest breaks. Planning limits are sedan 3 passengers and 3 bags, SUV 6/6, S-Class 3/3, and Sprinter 12/12, subject to the assigned configuration. More than 12 passengers or 12 bags requires a coordinated quote.