Who is called a chauffeur?

chauffeur • \SHOH-fer\ • noun. : a person employed to drive a motor vehicle. Examples: The teenagers hired a limousine with a chauffeur to take them to the prom in style.



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A driver is any operator of a motor vehicle. A chauffeur is someone employed to look after the needs of the passenger as well as the operation of the motor vehicle. A chauffeur is an experienced, licensed professional.

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A driver is any operator of a motor vehicle. A chauffeur is someone employed to look after the needs of the passenger as well as the operation of the motor vehicle. A chauffeur is an experienced, licensed professional.

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Enhanced Safety With a professional driver behind the wheel, you can be sure that you're in safe hands. Chauffeurs are highly trained and experienced in driving, navigation, and road safety, and they can navigate challenging traffic situations with ease.

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Basically, a chauffeur is “a person whose job is to drive people around in a car” (Merriam-Webster, 2015), while medical chaperones are “employed to accompany physicians during physical examinations, especially when the opposite gender is involved” (Farlex, 2012).

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As the French word chauffeur has masculine gender, a female chauffeur is sometimes called a chauffeuse or, jocularly, a chauffeuress.

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Chauffeurs take passengers on prearranged trips. They drive limousines, vans, or private cars. They may work for hire for single trips, or they may work for a person, a private business, or for a government agency. Customer service is important for chauffeurs, especially luxury vehicle drivers.

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Cost Savings. While hiring a full-time chauffeur may seem like a luxury, it can actually be a cost-effective option in the long run. With a full-time chauffeur, you don't have to worry about the cost of owning and maintaining a car, paying for gas, or dealing with the stress and hassle of driving.

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Chauffeurs walk around the front of the car as an established practice to ensure the safety and convenience of passengers when entering or exiting the vehicle.

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Many chauffeurs who work for private households also have other duties, such as cleaning walks and driveways and exercising pets. In addition to driving duties, the chauffeur must open car doors for the occupants and assist them with their luggage.

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So, if you're planning to hire a limousine, your driver should have these characteristics, especially if their employer expects your repeat business.
  • 1) Proper Licence and Certification. ...
  • 2) Punctuality. ...
  • 3) Dressed Well. ...
  • 4) Hospitality. ...
  • 5) Politeness. ...
  • 6) Reliability. ...
  • 7) Confidence. ...
  • 8) Knowledge.


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Good car control, attention, awareness and unflappable cool are vital elements for a great chauffeur. Safety first, second and third.

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