A RushXO fixed fare is agreed before you travel and never moves — the opposite of a meter that climbs in traffic or an app that surges the moment demand spikes. Here's how it works on every route.
The three ways a journey gets priced
A black-cab meter ticks up with time and distance, so a jam turns a known trip into an unknown bill. A ride-hailing app multiplies the base fare with surge exactly when everyone wants a car — after a flight lands, an event ends, or the last train goes. A RushXO fixed fare is quoted and locked before you set off.
What 'fixed' actually includes
The price is for the whole car, not per person, and already includes the Congestion Charge and any tolls (the Dartford Crossing, for example). There's no meter, no surge, and no late-night surcharge — and the return leg is the same price.
When fixed saves the most
Fixed pricing is worth most on the journeys where meters and surge bite hardest: airport runs at peak, cross-river trips through tunnels, hospital appointments, and late nights when the Night Tube isn't running. You know the number up front, whatever the traffic.
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