A licensed Swiss chauffeur, a fare fixed in writing before you travel, and a car that waits when the flight does not arrive on time.
Freiburg im Breisgau is a German university city on the edge of the Black Forest, and it is a faster run than its distance suggests because almost all of it is German motorway with no speed limit on long stretches. The published drive time reflects the road, not an optimistic assumption about it.
Most of what we carry here is academic and medical — the university hospital, conferences, and the pharmaceutical corridor that runs on from Basel.
| Class | Fixed fare |
|---|---|
| Business | CHF 1 070.19 |
| Premium | CHF 1 248.56 |
| SUV | CHF 1 248.56 |
| Van | CHF 1 070.19 |
| Electric | CHF 1 070.19 |
Per vehicle, not per passenger. Every figure is computed from the published kilometre tariff and includes 8.1% VAT.
The A1 and A2 to Basel, across the border, then the A5 north up the Rhine plain. The Basel crossing is the only meaningful variable and it is a peak-hour one.
A plain route with no altitude on it. Rhine valley fog is the winter factor; the Black Forest roads above the city are a different journey and are quoted separately.
Frequently, yes, and the desk will quote both. Where the inbound only lands at Zurich the question is moot.
There is no car vignette on German motorways. Every charge the route does incur — Swiss vignette, tolls, parking — is inside the fare.
Yes, quoted by hand. The mountain roads are slower than the plain and are priced as their own journey.
| What a fixed fare has to coverA quote that looks cheap on a spreadsheet usually has the waiting time, the night hours and the parking taken out of it. Here is every cost line a transfer actually carries, and which of them we absorb. | 6 min read |
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| The arrivals gap: what the new border checks did to the walk to the kerbBiometric registration has put an unpredictable stretch between wheels-down and the arrivals hall. A transfer priced on the old assumption is quoting for a journey that no longer exists. | 7 min read |
Send the flight number and the address. The dispatcher who will run the journey answers you personally, with the fare agreed before you travel.
