The 905, city by city
The GTA's municipalities are where a fixed fare matters most, because the distances are real and the traffic is the 401's, and where local knowledge is the service: which of Mississauga's three highways to Pearson, whether Markham's 407 toll is worth it at this hour, which Woodbridge hall has a porte-cochère for a stretch limousine, where the chauffeur meets a family at Brampton Civic. These fourteen guides cover the cities we serve daily — Peel's Mississauga and Brampton; York's Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill and Newmarket and Aurora; Halton's Oakville, Burlington and Milton; Hamilton; and Durham's Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa — and each explains the neighbourhoods and their pickups, the highways and the airport from each part of the city, the hospitals, the corporate parks, the weddings and the languages our chauffeurs speak there, with a day worked through in cars.
Every city is served with the same fleet, the same fixed fares and the same 24-hour dispatch as Toronto; the Toronto neighbourhood guides cover the city proper, and the airports hub the six airports the region uses. The board on this page shows each city's distance and typical off-peak drive to Pearson Terminal 1; the guides explain the peaks and the 407.
