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Financial District Car Service.

Where the streets are narrow and the closures move without notice.

Financial District Car Service

The oldest street grid in the city, and the least predictable.

RideSoHo provides private car service across the Financial District and Battery Park — Wall Street, Broad, Water and Pearl, the World Trade Center, Battery Park City and the blocks down to the Battery.

Downtown streets predate the grid: narrow, irregular and frequently one-way. Security closures around the exchanges and landmarks appear without notice, which is why the meeting point here is confirmed close to the day rather than fixed weeks ahead.

Working Here

Three things downtown teaches you.

Closures move without notice

Around the exchanges in particular.

Streets near Wall Street and the landmarks close at short notice. The pickup point is confirmed close to the day and your chauffeur texts the exact spot.

The grid does not apply here

Streets predate it.

Narrow, irregular and one-way in unexpected directions. A corner meeting point is normal rather than a compromise.

The tunnels and the FDR are close

Which is the advantage.

Brooklyn, Newark and JFK are all quick from downtown once the car is moving. Getting to you is the harder half.

How People Book

Four ways downtown books.

Executive & corporate

Park Avenue offices, meetings across the day and client transportation, with the chauffeur named the day before.

Airport transfers

Newark through the tunnel, JFK east, LaGuardia north. Flights watched from departure.

Hourly days

Meetings, closings and diligence days that run to their own clock rather than the diary’s.

Cruise terminals

Manhattan and Brooklyn, both close, with an SUV for the luggage.

Around Here

What sits around you.

The bottom of the island, in every direction.

Wall Street & the exchanges

The narrowest blocks, and the ones most affected by closures.

The World Trade Center

Offices, the Oculus and the memorial, with designated access points.

Battery Park City

Residential, quieter and easier to work than the streets east of Broadway.

The Battery & the ferries

The southern tip, with the Staten Island and Liberty ferries.

Tribeca

North, wider and with more usable kerb.

Brooklyn

Over the bridges or through the Battery Tunnel, both minutes away.

Choosing a Vehicle

Smaller is easier downtown.

A Sprinter on Wall Street is difficult. Where one is booked, the pickup point moves to a workable street nearby.

Class

Passengers

Bags

Suits

Premium Sedan

3

2

Everyday trips and airport runs

First Class Sedan

3

2

Client and executive travel

Premium SUV

6

5

Families and luggage

First Class SUV

6

5

Arrivals that matter

Executive Sprinter

14

8

Groups travelling together

Why RideSoHo

Four things that apply on every downtown booking.

Licensed

NYC TLC Base B03644

Ride Soho Inc., 230 Park Avenue, 3rd Floor. Every chauffeur holds a New York City TLC licence and is vetted before driving.

The point is confirmed late

Because closures move.

Security closures appear at short notice, so your chauffeur confirms the meeting point close to the day rather than weeks ahead.

Early

Fifteen minutes early, not fifteen minutes away.

In place before the booked time, with a text fifteen minutes ahead.

One rate

Traffic changes. Your rate doesn't.

Set at booking, with tolls and gratuity included. No increase in rush hour or after an event.

Questions

Financial District, answered.

Why can't the car wait outside my office on Wall Street?

The streets down here predate the grid and are narrow, irregular and often one-way, and security closures around the exchanges appear at short notice. A corner meeting point is normal.

They can move the pickup point at short notice. Your chauffeur confirms the exact spot close to the day and texts it before arrival.

Newark through the tunnel, usually. JFK is a straightforward run east and LaGuardia is served directly, all with flights watched from departure.

Yes, noticeably. It is residential, quieter and laid out more recently than the streets east of Broadway.

Yes, using the designated access points rather than improvising at the kerb.

Yes, on an hourly booking — which suits closings and diligence days that run to their own clock rather than the diary’s.

Yes, along with the Brooklyn terminal. Cruise luggage exceeds most trips, so an SUV is the practical default.

Rarely on the narrow blocks. Where a larger vehicle is booked, the pickup point moves to a workable street nearby.

Financial District Car Service

Private chauffeur service at the bottom of the island.

RideSoHo provides private car service across the Financial District and Battery Park — Wall Street, Broad, Water and Pearl Streets, the World Trade Center and Oculus, Battery Park City and the Battery — covering executive and corporate travel for the banks, law firms and exchanges, airport transfers with Newark Liberty quickest through the tunnel, hourly chauffeur days for closings and diligence meetings, and Manhattan and Brooklyn cruise terminal transfers. Pickup points are confirmed close to the day because downtown streets are narrow and irregular and security closures appear at short notice. Ride Soho Inc. is licensed by the New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission as Base B03644.

On the corner we confirmed,

You're Expected.