Top 5 Things Your Chauffeur Driver WON'T like!

[@poluga7955]

Always makes me happy when my clients get in the van saying WOW its so clean, because I know someone appreciates my hard work and dedication to keep it spotless. Food in the van is the thing we all hate the most as well as clients being late too much. I once had a pickup and after 20 minutes of waiting staff of the apartments said they are still cooking eggs 🤣. And once I had 2 men cutting salami and cheese on a plastic plate on the seat while I was loading the bags 😑 a chauffers nightmare came true. Anyway keep up the good videos 👏🏻

[@mychauffeurlife]

I’ve seen it all,but in my experience Lamingtons are the best when it comes to creating memorable moments for the chauffeur 😀. Keep doing the great job with your vehicle my friend ,most people appreciate just that 👌

[@poluga7955]

Can you make a video with deeper insight into how to start getting first clients once you open up a Chauffer business? I am from Croatia which is very touristy and I want to start more comercial at first and then move on to VIP if things go well. I thought about getting Mercedes Vito at first or basic V class.... @@mychauffeurlife

[@rjhandley556]

Feet up on the seats is another one. Hate that!

[@mychauffeurlife]

Spot on‼️

[@grumpy3]

As a taxi driver if a passenger sends me a message asking that I hurry because their in a rush I cancel.

[@mychauffeurlife]

Not a great situation to be in for sure . Thanks for stopping by

[@letsshopaboutit]

Good morning my friend👋🏽 Thanks for another great video. 🚙

[@mychauffeurlife]

Good morning!Why you’re not uploading lately?

[@stevedavenport1202]

I have often been given turn by turn instructions. Obviously, it shows a lack of respect. What is worse is that most people are not as good at giving directions as they think, and the driver ends up misinterpreting them. This frustrates the client, who thinks the driver must not be very bright.

[@mychauffeurlife]

I hear you

[@pachinko3679]

Fantastic videos we need more more more!

[@mychauffeurlife]

More to come!

[@alex2410]

How did you go about starting your own chauffer business? I'm 33 y old, and just got my licence.. but to get chauffer jobs or taxi, you have to wait 2 years untill your "probation period" is over, before you can apply to get a persoal-transport sertificate. Is it like that over there down under?

[@mychauffeurlife]

Believe is the same. Best bet would be to drive for someone else first . Once you decide that you like what you do,than you can establish a business for yourself . Thanks for stopping by