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The Key Differences Between A Chauffeur And A Driver
If you have been in the middle of friends arguing about this topic, you would have recognised that there are similarities between a chauffeur and a driver.
However, the similarities stop with the fact that they both drive.
To give you a hint, the man behind the wheels in a Presidential car is a chauffeur. The man riding top businessmen to a conference is a chauffeur.
A Kabukabu driver is a driver.
Do these statements give you enough insights? Let me give you a more accurate explanation.
The Key Differences between a Chauffeur and a Driver
- Anyone can be a driver; few can be called a chauffeur
If you drive yourself, you are a driver just the same way your personal driver is a driver. However, the man who is called a chauffeur doesn’t just drive himself; he is an expert in the field and they offer their service as real businesspeople because they are held responsible for their actions.
Chauffeurs are well-trained which is why they are hired to drive the crème de la crème.
- They drive top quality vehicles
To some, this is the major difference between a driver and a chauffeur. But, it isn’t really the major difference. It is the result you get following the depth of knowledge and expertise you have in this chosen field.
- They Offer Customer-centric Services
When was the last time you were abused by a danfo driver just because of a negligible amount of money? Cab men are not really that customer-centric. They don’t have to be because they know they’ll sell whether they’re cool or not.
Unfortunately, a chauffeur doesn’t have this mindset. First, a chauffeur rides the richest among the populace. Second, he is hired to offer a specialised service.
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