A chauffeur for your own armored vehicle
This service is intended for owners who already have an armored vehicle and need a vetted armed chauffeur. The vehicle is part of the owner’s arrangements. RWB’s standard transportation fleet should not be interpreted as an armored fleet, and a request for this specialist chauffeur service does not reserve a vehicle supplied by RWB. Make the ownership and vehicle details clear at the beginning of the inquiry.
A useful first request includes the vehicle’s make and model, where it will be collected, who is authorized to release it, and the dates and approximate hours the chauffeur is needed. Describe the passenger group and the journey in ordinary travel terms. The team can then discuss whether the requested assignment fits the service rather than starting from an incomplete request for general security transportation.
The Armoris Defense partnership
RWB offers this specialist service through its partnership with Armoris Defense. That relationship is relevant to owners looking for a chauffeur for their armored vehicle. Ask RWB to confirm how the requested assignment will be arranged, who the point of contact will be, and what is included. The details should be clear before the owner releases a vehicle or relies on a travel schedule.
Vetted armed chauffeur service is the stated offering. Do not treat that description as a promise of a bodyguard team, an escort convoy, a particular vehicle protection standard, or guaranteed protection from an incident. If your request includes responsibilities beyond driving the owner’s vehicle, state them separately for review. A clear service boundary helps the owner and the people arranging travel understand exactly what has been requested.
Build the assignment around the actual itinerary
Provide the date, start location, final destination, and any known stops when asking about availability. A direct journey and a day moving between meetings create different requirements for a chauffeur. Include the times passengers need to arrive, the expected finish, and whether the vehicle will remain at a location between stops. Identify the person who can approve changes to the itinerary.
For an airport-related assignment, specify the airport, terminal or FBO, and where the owner’s vehicle will be available. The vehicle may start from a residence or another agreed location rather than from the passenger’s arrival point. Those are different parts of the schedule. Explain both the vehicle collection and the passenger collection so the inquiry accounts for the full journey.
- 01PeoplePassengers, luggage, and individual needs.
- 02PlacesExact entrances, terminals, and every stop.
- 03TimingArrival deadlines, changes, and the return.
Vehicle handover and passenger details
The inquiry should identify who owns the vehicle and who can authorize its use for the assignment. Provide the vehicle location and the proposed handover contact. Ask the team to confirm the information and arrangements needed before the booking proceeds. Do not assume that naming a vehicle in a message is enough to complete the handover or reserve the chauffeur.
Passenger numbers and luggage remain important in an armored vehicle. Share how many people will travel and what they need to bring, then confirm that the owner’s vehicle is suitable for that load. Include any planned change of passengers during the day. A driver-only assignment should be organized around the vehicle actually being used, rather than the capacities shown for RWB’s separate sedan, SUV, or Sprinter services.
Keep the travel contact and approvals clear
One designated contact should hold the current itinerary and be able to confirm changes with RWB. If an assistant arranges the assignment while the owner travels, identify both roles. Explain who will be present at vehicle collection, who travels as a passenger, and who approves an additional stop or later finish. That information keeps the service request practical for everyone involved.
For meetings, provide the permitted visitor entrance and the host’s arrival instructions. For a hotel, confirm the vehicle access point rather than giving only the property name. If an address or event entrance changes, update the itinerary directly. Venue access, visitor registration, and permission to enter a property remain separate arrangements that should be confirmed with the responsible host.
Discuss the specialist scope before confirming travel
RWB is family-owned, and owner Bernard still drives. The security chauffeur inquiry begins with a conversation about your vehicle and the journey you need to make. Ask for confirmation of the assignment, schedule, and service terms before treating the chauffeur as booked. Availability and the final scope should be established for the particular request rather than assumed from the description of the service.
If you need ordinary chauffeured transportation in an RWB vehicle, the airport, corporate, and fleet pages describe those services separately. If you own an armored vehicle and need a vetted armed chauffeur, use this specialist inquiry and say so clearly. Giving the team the correct starting point helps them address your actual requirement without confusing a standard car reservation with an owner-vehicle assignment.
Questions before you book
Does RWB provide the armored vehicle?
This service is for owners of armored vehicles who need a vetted armed chauffeur. RWB is describing a chauffeur assignment in the owner’s vehicle, not an armored vehicle supplied from its standard fleet. Include the vehicle you own and its location when making the inquiry so the team can discuss the correct service.
What is the relationship with Armoris Defense?
RWB offers vetted armed chauffeurs for armored vehicle owners through its partnership with Armoris Defense. Ask RWB to confirm the arrangements and responsibilities for your specific assignment. The partnership description does not replace a confirmed service scope, vehicle handover plan, or agreed schedule for the trip you are requesting.
Is this the same as hiring a bodyguard?
The stated service is a vetted armed chauffeur for an owner’s armored vehicle. It should not be assumed to include a separate bodyguard team, an escort, or a guarantee of protection. Describe any additional responsibilities in your inquiry and ask what can actually be included before proceeding with the assignment.
What should I send in the first inquiry?
Send the vehicle make and model, collection location, requested dates and hours, passenger count, and an outline of the route. Identify the owner or authorized contact and mention any airport, hotel, or meeting stops. The team can then review the assignment and confirm what further information is needed to arrange service.