Whenever you have a big event coming up that requires transportation, whether it be a birthday, wedding, school trip or day trip, there are plenty of options for bus companies in QLD. With so many great bus charter services, how do you know which is the right one for you? G&D Ross Buses has nearly 30 years in the industry and because of this, we can help you find the best charter for you.
Expertise & Qualifications
When choosing a charter bus hire, it’s important to make sure that the bus companies in QLD and their drivers have all the necessary qualifications, including a Working with Children check and an up-to-date driver’s license. A good bus charter service has a lot of experience and can prepare for anything. G&D Ross Buses began as a family business with just one bus, but over the past two decades, we have gained a wealth of experience and a fleet of 18 buses.
Destinations
There’s no point booking a charter bus hire if it doesn’t travel to your destination. Some bus charters have specific areas that they travel in, so always make sure to check ahead of time. You’ll also need to make sure you know if you want a one-way or return trip and make plans around that. G&D Ross Buses travel all over the Sunshine Coast area, including Maryborough, Hervey Bay, Brisbane and Bundaberg.
Group Size
Before making any final decisions, it’s important to know exactly how many people will be taking the bus, and what kind of accommodations they might need. This can include disabled access, such as wheelchair entrances and priority seats. G&D Ross Buses can seat between 21-60 people and are fully equipped with air conditioning, seatbelts and wheelchair lifts.
There are a lot of things to consider when looking for a bus charter service. You need to consider the number of people who will be in your group, any needs or accommodations they might need and whether they can get you to your destination. To learn more about why G&D Ross buses are the best charter services in Brisbane, call us today on 07 4129 7132 or get in touch online.
