Child seats

Travelling with children? Let us know when you book and we’ll fit the right seat for their age and size — available as an additional paid service.

Rear-facing infant car seat

Infant seat

Rear-facing, for the youngest passengers.

0–9 months
Forward-facing child car seat

Child seat

Forward-facing, with an adjustable harness.

1–4 years
Child booster seat

Booster seat

Raises older children to the vehicle’s standard seat belt.

4+ years

How to request a child seat

Please specify the number and type of child seats you need when booking, so that we can arrange them in advance.

Please note that child seats are not a legal requirement in taxis and private hire vehicles in the UK.

We make every reasonable effort to ensure that the allocated vehicle has the requested child seat(s). However, our vehicles and drivers are normally allocated the day before the journey, and unforeseen circumstances can sometimes require a last-minute change of vehicle or driver — for example, a vehicle may break down, a driver may be delayed by traffic, or a previous journey may take longer than expected.

In such circumstances, we may not always be able to provide the requested child seat. If we are unable to provide a child seat that you have paid for, the additional charge for that seat will be refunded. Please note that the refund applies to the child seat charge only and does not affect the agreed transfer fare.

See our FAQ for more on booking, luggage and other questions.

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