Chauffeur Travel to Lancaster
Ormskirk and the North West to Lancaster, in a full-electric Mercedes V-Class.
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Lancaster is about 49 miles from Ormskirk up the M6. We drive you to the city, Lancaster University and the station, or on to Morecambe Bay and the Lakes.
Inside the full-electric Mercedes V-Class there’s a starlight ceiling, two screens, a fridge and a table, with room for six people.
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Trips to Lancaster
The journeys we’re asked for most often.
Lancaster University
Bailrigg campus, south of the city.
Lancaster station
West Coast Main Line.
The Lakes
We also drive you on to the Lake District.
Before you travel
A comfortable way to travel
For long trips, the V-Class is a comfortable, quiet place to relax or work.
Room to relax
Leather seats, a table, two TVs and a fridge.
On your schedule
Need a break on the way? Just tell us.
Same day or later
We can wait, or collect you on another day.
The cabin
A starlight ceiling, two TVs, a table, a fridge and full leather seating for six. It’s the part of the trip our passengers talk about.



Where we collect from
Pick-ups from your door within about 20 miles of Ormskirk, across West Lancashire, Merseyside and the North West.
FAQs
Is it worth it instead of the train?
For a group, a lot of luggage, an early start or a journey with awkward connections, door to door is often simpler. There’s a table on board if you need to work.
Do you go to the Lake District?
Yes. We drive you from West Lancashire to anywhere in the Lakes.
How far is Lancaster from Ormskirk?
About 49 miles by road. Journey time depends on traffic.
Do you only go to Lancaster?
Not at all. We go anywhere in the UK, including airports, ferry ports, weddings, events and business trips.
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