SIMBA is an outstanding and very affordable PCO Car Rental Company. The private hire drivers in London choose us because of our fantastically competitive rates, best rental package, latest model cars, immaculate and roadworthy vehicles, owned garage, friendly and outstanding customer services.
Our PCO rental vehicles are specific to you, Uber Drivers and Minicab Drivers, so whatever your PCO Vehicles requirement, we can offer you the best solution. Call us today and drive away your car the same day. We will soon be introducing a rent 2 buy scheme, more information on that will be due in the near future.
Every driver is treated like family Honest pricing. No hidden or extra costs Our fees are simple and straightforward. With SIMBA, the price you see is the price you pay If you have a bump, repairs are charged at cost price. Excellent Customer Support Fully inclusive All servicing free. No extra charges even for tyres or brakes. It’s your car 24/7 Whether you’re going on holiday or driving for Uber, once you’ve chosen your new model car, it’s yours 24/7
London has five airports: London City (LCY), London Stansted (STN), London Heathrow (LHR), London Luton (LTN), and London Gatwick (LGW). At City Airport, car hire counters are located next to the main terminal building. At Heathrow Airport, car hire companies have desks in all the arrivals terminals. At Gatwick, you'll find car hire desks in both the North and South terminal. Stansted Airport's car hire companies operate from the Airport Car Rental Village, which is outside the terminal building (free shuttle buses that will drop you off there depart from the terminal forecourt every 10 minutes). The Car Hire Center at Luton Airport is accessed via the free APCOA shuttle bus, which you can catch at Bay 1A.
The English capital is an extremely busy city, which means driving around central London can be incredibly stressful. But, while public transportation is the best option when discovering the city center, a hire car is the perfect option for those looking to leave London and explore the English countryside or coastal towns such as Brighton.
The main thing you have to know about driving in the United Kingdom is that traffic runs on the left-hand side of the road. If you're brave enough to drive around the city center, beware that the streets are constantly bustling with tourists. Take into consideration that certain areas in the city are subject to the Congestion Charge, which means you must pay £11.50 (approximately $14.70) per day if you drive in said zones between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m., which is applicable Monday to Friday.
Driving during London's rush hour can easily add 40 minutes to an hour to your travel time, so avoid going into and out of central London between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m., and again in the evening, between 4 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. Roads leading to the city's many airports are often busy during these times as well, so take that into consideration if you're driving back to the airport.
