Service Area · Pickering
Airport Limo Service in Pickering
The shortest airport run in Durham — Pearson from Pickering is about 55 kilometres, and from the west end of town it is barely a Durham trip at all.
Pickering is the easy end of the region and it is worth saying so. From Rougemount or the Whites Road side, Pearson is about 55 kilometres and roughly 45 minutes on a clear road, which is genuinely close to a Scarborough trip and about 45 kilometres shorter than the same run from Newcastle. An 8am international departure works on a door time around 4:45 rather than the 4:00 a Clarington address needs, and that three-quarters of an hour is the whole argument for quoting Durham by address rather than by region. The town has three distinct halves, which is one more than it should. The lakeshore neighbourhoods run along Kingston Road and down to the waterfront and the generating station. Brock Road is the north-south working spine, with the 401 interchange at the bottom, the business parks along it, and the 407 at the top — Pickering is the only Durham town where the 407 is a short hop rather than a detour. Then there is Seaton, the newer development north of Highway 7, which is a long way from the 401 and much closer to the 407, and should almost always be routed that way. Pickering also has the region's casino traffic at Durham Live off Bayly, which generates a different kind of booking entirely: a quoted return fare for four, both legs arranged before anyone leaves the house.
Airport Limo Service services in Pickering
- Pearson Airport Transfers
- Billy Bishop Transfers
- Oshawa Executive Airport & Private Aviation
- Corporate & Shift Travel
- Weddings, Casino & Celebration Nights
Frequently asked questions
Does it cost more from Bowmanville than from Pickering?
Yes, and it should. Bowmanville to Pearson is around 45 kilometres further each way than Pickering to Pearson, which is roughly 25 minutes more on a clear road and more than that in traffic. Anyone quoting the same flat number for both ends of Durham has not looked at a map. Your quote is built on the actual address, the actual time of day and the actual route, and it is given before you book.
I am north of Taunton or out past Brooklin. Is that still covered?
Yes. North Whitby, Brooklin, north Oshawa above Conlin, Seaton in north Pickering and the rural addresses in Clarington are all normal pickups. What changes is the clock rather than the coverage: a north-end address has to get back down to the 401 or across to the 407, and that is ten to twenty minutes before the trip properly starts. It is built into the door time you are given, not discovered on the morning.
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