Airport arrivals and departures
A chauffeur meets you at Dulles, Reagan National, BWI, DFW or IAH and holds the vehicle for the day. Pair it with meet and greet airport service for a name-board welcome inside the terminal.

Chauffeur Service
A dedicated car and driver for the full day, from the first meeting to the last stop.
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We reply with an all-inclusive price, usually within 15 minutes.
Our private chauffeur service is built for days when a single car and driver need to stay with you: a full day of meetings in Tysons, a multi-day visit across Texas, or a family itinerary that moves between DC, Maryland and Virginia. You get a dedicated chauffeur and vehicle for the hours you book, not a series of separate rides. For shorter point-to-point trips or a simple hourly car, see our hourly limo service.
We run this service across Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland and Texas, with luxury sedans for solo executives, luxury SUVs for small teams with luggage, and Mercedes Sprinter vans for groups that need to work or meet on the move. A&A Limousine assigns one chauffeur to your reservation, so your schedule stays with one point of contact from pickup to drop-off. Every quote is all-inclusive, with gratuity, tolls and fees explained upfront.
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Planning
Match the vehicle to the day's work: how many people ride, how much luggage moves with them and how much standing or meeting time happens between stops. A private chauffeur service keeps one chauffeur and one vehicle with you from the first pickup to the last drop-off, so the class you choose sets the tone for the whole day. Compare capacities side by side on the full fleet.
| Who is riding | Recommended vehicles | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| One or two executives with laptops and garment bags | Luxury sedan | Quiet cabin, chargers and a chauffeur who waits curbside between meetings without moving the car. |
| A family of four to six with checked luggage | Luxury SUV | Room for 4–8 bags and privacy glass, with easy step-in height for grandparents or small children. |
| A team of eight to ten moving between offices | Mercedes Sprinter Van | Forward-facing captain's chairs, Wi-Fi and USB charging let the group keep working between stops. |
| A wedding party or wine-tour group of ten to fourteen | Sprinter Limo | Perimeter seating, ambient lighting and standing headroom for a full day of stops and toasts. |
| A birthday or bachelorette group of eighteen to forty | Party Bus | Dance poles, laser lighting and a bar area keep the energy up between venues on a long night out. |
| A convention delegation or multi-day group visit | Mini Bus or Charter Bus | Reclining seats and luggage storage for 18 to 56 passengers, with one point of contact for the whole reservation. |
Pricing
A private chauffeur is priced by the hour or by the day, with a minimum block because the vehicle and chauffeur are reserved exclusively for you. The quote you receive is all-inclusive: gratuity, tolls, fuel and fees are explained upfront, with no surcharges added later.
| Vehicle | Passengers | Minimum | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Luxury Sedan | Up to 3 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
| Luxury SUV | Up to 7 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
| Mercedes Sprinter Van | 10 to 15 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
| Sprinter Limo | 10 to 14 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
Included in every quote: chauffeur gratuity, tolls, fuel and parking. Rates are higher on peak weekdays, weekends and during major events in DC, and lower for multi-day bookings that keep the same vehicle and chauffeur.
Send your date and venues. We reply with an all-inclusive quote, usually within 15 minutes.
Sample schedule
This illustrative schedule shows a corporate day in Washington, DC with an evening event attached, which is how many clients use a private chauffeur. The chauffeur holds the vehicle between stops rather than releasing it, so the day runs on your clock.
Times are an example only; your planner builds your schedule from your stops, the distance between them and how long you need at each one.
How it works
Beyond the big day
A full-day or multi-day booking often sits inside a bigger travel plan. These are the rides clients most often add to the same reservation.
A chauffeur meets you at Dulles, Reagan National, BWI, DFW or IAH and holds the vehicle for the day. Pair it with meet and greet airport service for a name-board welcome inside the terminal.
Keep one chauffeur and vehicle across several days in DC, Austin or Houston, with the same point of contact adjusting the schedule each morning as meetings move.
Several stops in one city, timed to the minute, with the vehicle held between presentations. See how our roadshow transportation team builds the run of show.
A Sprinter limo or SUV stretch for a full afternoon of tasting-room stops in Virginia wine country or the Texas Hill Country, with the chauffeur handling the driving between vineyards.
One reservation across the rehearsal dinner, ceremony and send-off brunch, with the same chauffeur on each leg. Our wedding limo service planners coordinate the timeline.
A single door-to-door run such as DC to Baltimore or Dallas to Austin, when flying takes longer than the drive. Book it through city to city car service.
Locations
A chauffeured day in DC is mostly a problem of where a car can legally stop. The city's security zones around the Capitol, the White House and the State Department close streets without much notice, and one-way grid streets in Georgetown and Dupont Circle punish a driver who guesses. Your chauffeur plans the pickup point before the day starts and adjusts when a motorcade or protest closes a block. Full-day bookings usually string together Capitol Hill meetings, a K Street lunch and an evening event at the Kennedy Center or a Georgetown hotel, with the car holding nearby rather than releasing. Spring cherry blossom weeks and the December holiday season add 20 to 30 minutes to any cross-town leg, so we build that into the schedule.
Virginia spreads the work across three very different driving environments. In the Tysons corridor, chauffeurs run back-to-back client visits between Reston, McLean and Arlington, where the Capital Beltway and Route 7 decide whether a 15-minute hop takes 40. Dulles (IAD) sits 26 miles west of the city, so a day that starts with an IAD arrival and ends in Loudoun County wine country needs a car on standby, not a series of separate pickups. Downstate, Richmond and Hampton Roads clients book full days around the state capital, the port and the shipyards, and Interstate 64 traffic near Williamsburg on summer weekends is its own planning problem. A&A Limousine assigns one chauffeur for the whole day so the schedule stays with one person.
Baltimore and the DC suburbs set the rhythm for Maryland days. A chauffeur working Bethesda, Rockville or Silver Spring can hold a car through a morning of meetings and then run up Interstate 95 to Baltimore for an Inner Harbor dinner, but the Fort McHenry tunnel and the Beltway interchange need slack in the plan. Annapolis is a common full-day destination for clients combining the Naval Academy, the historic district and a waterfront lunch, and the Bay Bridge backs up on Friday afternoons from May through September. Corporate campuses along the I-270 corridor book a car and driver for the day rather than separate rides, which keeps laptops and files in one vehicle. AA Limo covers the Eastern Shore and Western Maryland as well, with longer lead time for the far counties.
Distance is the defining fact of a Texas day. Dallas to Fort Worth is a 35-minute run on Interstate 30 when traffic cooperates, Houston to Galveston takes an hour on I-45, and Austin to San Antonio is 80 miles of I-35 that can double on a Friday. Clients visiting multiple offices in one day often keep the car and chauffeur from a downtown hotel through the Energy Corridor, the Dallas Arts District or the Domain, with the vehicle waiting instead of re-dispatching. Hill Country wine tours out of Austin and San Antonio work best as a single booked day with a set return time. Summer heat means the chauffeur cools the cabin before pickup, and spring bluebonnet weekends on Ranch Road 12 need early starts.
See every city we cover on our service areas page.
Checklist
Have these details ready when you request a quote, and the reservation team can price your day accurately and confirm the right vehicle class in one pass.
The date or dates, the start time and the expected finish time for each day.
Every address in order, including hotel, offices, venues and any stops that may be added.
How many passengers ride on each leg, and whether the group changes during the day.
Luggage and equipment: suitcases, garment bags, presentation cases, golf clubs or camera gear.
Any fixed appointments that cannot move, such as flight times, reservations or ceremony starts.
Who the single point of contact is on the day, with a mobile number the chauffeur can reach.
Venue or building rules on vehicle access, loading zones and security screening at the door.
Any special requests for the day, which you can tell the reservation team about when you book.
Why us
One company covers DC, Virginia, Maryland and Texas, so a multi-city visit keeps the same booking standard and one point of contact.
Choose a three-passenger sedan for a meeting day, a Sprinter van for a team, or a coach for a large delegation.
All-inclusive quotes usually arrive within 15 minutes, with gratuity, tolls and fees explained before you reserve.
Reservations and dispatch answer around the clock, so a schedule that shifts at 10 pm still reaches a person.
FAQs
Pricing depends on the vehicle class, the number of hours and the day of the week, and multi-day bookings are quoted as a package. Send your dates, cities and daily schedule and we return an all-inclusive quote, usually within 15 minutes, with gratuity, tolls and fees stated upfront. There are no hourly surprises added afterward.
For a single day, 24 hours is usually enough, and same-day requests are often possible when vehicles are available. Multi-day visits, larger vehicles and dates around major conferences or holidays should be booked further out. Tell the reservation team your full itinerary when you book so the same chauffeur can be held across days.
Full-day chauffeur bookings typically run on an hourly minimum, and the exact minimum depends on the vehicle class and the city. Point-to-point rides are priced differently from a car held at your disposal. We show you the hours and the total before you reserve, so you can compare a full day against separate rides.
Guests 21 and older may bring their own beverages in limousines and party vehicles where state law allows, and we provide ice and glassware. Sedans and SUVs used for business travel are kept dry. Alcohol is never permitted for underage passengers on any trip.
Your chauffeur waits and the schedule flexes, because the car is yours for the booked period rather than committed to a next pickup. Extra time beyond the reservation is billed at the hourly rate shown on your quote. Call dispatch if the change is significant so the rest of the day can be re-sequenced.
A Luxury Sedan suits one to three people moving between offices, with a quiet cabin for calls. For four to seven passengers or a roadshow with luggage, take the Luxury SUV. Teams of ten to fifteen travel best in a Mercedes Sprinter Van with captain's chairs and Wi-Fi.
Yes, and it is the usual arrangement for a regional visit. We build the itinerary city by city, hold the same chauffeur and vehicle where the schedule allows, and send the chauffeur's name and contact details before the first pickup. Several vehicles can also run under one reservation with a single point of contact.
Yes. AA Limousine Service provides a dedicated car and chauffeur across Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland and Texas, from full days in the District and the Tysons corridor to multi-day trips between Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio. Long-distance runs between these areas are available, and every ride is by reservation through the 24/7 line or the online quote form.
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Open every day, including holidays. All-inclusive quotes, usually within 15 minutes.