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MyRide^
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Do limo services have a minimum amount of hours you have to rent for?
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carlito
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can not speak for all limo services, but here in the Detroit area they have a three hour minimum.
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AlonsoF
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My brother in law drives a limo for a living
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tandberg
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Most do, typically at least one hour. At least that's what you get charged for.
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It could rely on your reason for renting the limo. If it's to go from point A to point B, I could think not. But if it has anything to do with waiting for people, then dropping them off, and based on where point A and the drop off, there may be a minimum of time forced. But you have to learn the rates before you really hire them, and they charge for waiting time from when they really get to point A and if you are not prepared at that moment.

Call some and ask for their rates, explain what it's that you need them for, and get a quote. A quote isn't a contract or attaching.
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