In addition to paying the fare, most passengers will give the driver a tip. The amount of the gratuity depends on the passengers' satisfaction with the quality and efficiency of the ride and courtesy of the driver. When passengers request, a driver issues a receipt. They also must fill out accident reports when necessary. Chauffeurs drive passengers in private automobiles, limousines, or vans owned by limousine companies.
Chauffeurs drive many types of passengers.
Many transport travelers and other persons between hotels and airports or bus and train terminals in large vans. Others are hired to drive luxury automobiles, such as limousines, to popular entertainment and social events. Still others are employed full time by wealthy families and private companies to provide personal transportation. At the start of the work day, chauffeurs make sure their automobile is ready for use. They inspect it for cleanliness and, when needed, vacuum the interior and wash windows, the exterior car body, and mirrors.