Corporate Roadshow — Leeds, Sheffield, Manchester in One Day
A same-day roadshow chauffeur across Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester for investor and client visits. One driver, one car, all day.
A three-city roadshow day — Leeds 09:30, Sheffield 12:00, Manchester 15:30, home for 19:00 — is impossible on the train and expensive on Uber-hopping. One chauffeured car is the honest solution.
Booked by investment banks, PE portfolio-companies, law firms, and (increasingly) tech-founder circuits doing a Yorkshire loop.
Home / hotel → Leeds → Sheffield → Manchester → return. 180–220 miles across the day.
The silver Mercedes-Benz V-Class is a luxury MPV seating up to 7 passengers with generous luggage space. Share passenger and luggage details when enquiring.
Full day 07:30 to 20:00. Meeting-slot padding of 30 minutes each direction.
£680 (fixed day rate) plus mileage above 200. Second day: £620.
- Driver in a dark suit, briefed on client identities to avoid awkwardness
- Onboard 4G MiFi and phone chargers
- Sandwich/salad lunch on request from the M62 services (Ferrybridge or Woolley Edge)
- Discretion on client conversations — NDA available
- Corporate invoice with VAT
Leeds Wellington Place drop-off is easy 09:00–10:00, hard 12:00–14:00
Sheffield city centre parking is worst around City Hall — we hold at Devonshire Green instead
M62 J20-J24 gets sticky 15:00 onwards; we're routed clear from Sheffield by 15:15
Yes — the V-Class rear has table space for two laptops and quiet enough for calls at 60mph. We provide the MiFi.
Standard chauffeur NDA available. Owner is Companies House registered and CRB-checked; second driver too.
Yes — we've done a five-day national tour (Yorkshire, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, London). Daily rate falls after day 2.
- leeds
- york
- harrogate
- wakefield
- sheffield
Three cities. One driver. No wasted minute.
How The Rural Chauffeur works
Owner-driven from Hexagon House in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, in a silver Mercedes-Benz V-Class. Every journey is pre-booked with the price fixed in writing before the day.