Plenty of London and out-of-town journeys have no direct train — just changes, connections and dead time between them. A fixed-fare car runs the whole way in one go, door to door.
The change-heavy journey
Orbital trips around London, and runs to towns without a direct line, often mean two or three changes and long waits — slower and more tiring than the map suggests.
One car, one price
A fixed-fare car takes the direct road route, so there's no interchange, no platform wait and no dragging bags between services. You get one price, agreed up front.
When it's worth it
Most worthwhile with luggage, a group, an early start or a late finish, or when the 'quick' train route actually involves a detour through a central terminus.
Popular cross-London & town routes
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FAQs
Is a taxi quicker than changing trains?
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