01 — Two station choices
Match the car to the station on the rail itinerary
National Rail lists Crawley station at Station Way, Crawley RH10 1JA and Three Bridges station separately at Haslett Avenue, Three Bridges RH10 1LY. A rail collection should therefore start with the station name and arriving service, not Crawley as a town-level instruction. If different passengers are using the two stations, record them as two timed calls and identify who joins at each. That avoids merging independent rail arrivals before the onward airport, hotel or home destination has even been checked.
Crawley Borough Council publishes Tilgate Park at Tilgate Drive, Crawley, West Sussex RH10 5PQ. A visit there is a named destination, distinct from either station and from a general collection elsewhere in the town. Add the event, activity or organiser information held by the passenger and the requested arrival. For a later collection, use the agreed contact and current visitor instruction rather than inventing a stopping place within the wider park site.
02 — Crawley collections
Town gardens, Three Bridges and Tilgate Park
Crawley town-centre destinations, Three Bridges station and Tilgate Park need separate collection instructions. Name the station or visitor site and confirm its address before travel.
03 — Airport taxis from Crawley
Airport taxis from Crawley
- 60min
- to Heathrow
- 13min
- to Gatwick
- 55.4miles
- to central London
Road times are live-traffic estimates for a weekday morning; your quoted price uses your exact addresses.
04 — Local sequence
Build one itinerary from separate Crawley addresses
A day may begin at a home, continue to a station and add a hotel, office or park visit. List the calls in the required order with a complete address for each and note the people and luggage joining there. Where a rail time is fixed but a meeting finish may move, label that difference in the enquiry. The journey can then be assessed around the committed arrival without presenting an uncertain collection as a guaranteed time.
For an airport departure, provide the flight number, terminal and required check-in arrival together with the real Crawley-area door. The displayed airport values are planning guides from the Crawley reference point; the booked address and live conditions govern the working schedule. Cases, child seats and additional household stops should be declared before the vehicle is agreed. If the first passenger boards at Three Bridges and a second at a home, preserve that order so the request remains a two-stop transfer.
05 — A typical airport morning
A Crawley airport morning
- Step 1Before arrivalAddress and terminal checked
- Step 2At the doorPassengers and luggage board
- Step 3At the airportLuggage handed over at departures
06 — Inbound journey
Name the final door before the flight is monitored
An inbound booking needs the arriving flight and terminal, but it also needs the final Crawley destination. Crawley station, Three Bridges, Tilgate Park and a private property are not interchangeable endpoints. If the return includes more than one address, state the drop order and the luggage leaving at each. That gives the chauffeur a useful journey record while the airport meeting remains tied to the confirmed arrival details.
Send the date, requested collection time, full origin and destination, passenger mobile, party size and luggage. Add any train, flight, appointment or event timing that controls the trip and identify the lead passenger for a group. Before travel, check that the confirmation says Crawley station, Three Bridges, Tilgate Park or the private address actually intended. The local distinction should remain visible even when the longer airport or London leg dominates the day.
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