Destinations
Move-in, term travel and campus transfers.
Term-start weekends, reading weeks and end-of-year move-outs all mean travelling with far more luggage than a normal transfer. Each university page below covers the campus and halls we drive to, the airport and station runs students use most, and how parents can pay for a journey they are not travelling on.
EdinburghFixed-fare transfers to the University of Edinburgh for students, families and visiting staff, including Edinburgh Airport pickups.
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GlasgowFixed-fare transfers to the University of Glasgow for students, families and visiting staff, with pickups from Glasgow Airport and the city stations.
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St AndrewsStudent and family transfers to the University of St Andrews from Edinburgh Airport, Dundee and Leuchars station, with room for luggage on move-in day.
View University of St Andrews transfersTerm-start arrivals and end-of-year move-outs are the heaviest journeys we run: bedding, kitchen boxes, a term of clothes and study equipment for one passenger. These need a van-sized boot, not a saloon.
Campuses also restrict vehicle access on those weekends, with one-way systems and timed unloading bays outside halls. Each university page names the access point drivers use, so the load goes to the right door.
The routine student journey is the airport or station run at the start and end of each term, often with an early flight or a late landing. Both are timed against a flight or service, with tracking and a stated waiting allowance.
For international students arriving for the first time, we agree the arrivals meeting point in advance and the driver holds a name board, which matters most on a first landing in an unfamiliar airport.
A journey does not have to be booked by the person travelling. Parents regularly arrange and pay for a student's transfer, and departments book for visiting academics, interview candidates and open-day guests.
Give us both sets of contact details when the booker is not the passenger, so the driver contacts the traveller while updates also reach whoever arranged it.
Sports teams, society trips and field-course groups travel with kit and need more space than a single car. We plan these across multiple vehicles, including return legs late at night after fixtures or events.
Departments booking repeatedly can run travel on an account so journeys are consolidated onto a single monthly invoice with cost-centre references.
Boxes, bedding and a term's worth of luggage need an estate or van-class vehicle. Tell us the load and we send the right one.
A parent or department can book, pay and receive the confirmation while the student travels — the driver only needs the passenger's name and phone number.
You tell us the door, entrance or bay when you book, and the driver confirms it by message before setting off — no hunting for a car in a queue.
Yes. Provide the student's phone number as the passenger contact and your own as the booker, and we will keep both informed while the driver contacts the traveller directly.
Tell us what you are bringing and we quote a class sized for it. Full move-in loads normally need a large people carrier or van even for a single passenger.
We quote per journey from the pick-up and drop-off you enter, the vehicle class you choose and any extras such as additional stops or child seats. The figure is shown before you confirm, and it is the figure we hold you to — there is no meter running in the car.
Yes. Contact us with your booking reference as early as you can and we will move the time, route or vehicle subject to availability. Cancellation terms are set out on our Booking & Cancellation Policy page.
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