01In short

A transfer can cover several pickup addresses or a stop along the way, for example when colleagues board at different addresses or a hotel is visited before an office. State all stops when booking. The order, extra driving time and the effect on the price can then be clarified in advance.

02Several private addresses

If people board at different addresses, the driver sets a sensible route. The closer the addresses, the smaller the time and price surcharge. Widely separated stops extend the ride accordingly.

03Hotel and office

A combination of hotel and business address is also possible, for example pickup at the hotel, a short stop at the office, then on to BER. Provide both addresses and the desired order.

04A station as a stop

A stop at a station is handy when part of the group arrives by train and continues together. Allow a small buffer for boarding.

05Order of pickups

The order determines driving time and arrival at the terminal. A route that avoids unnecessary detours is sensible. State who boards where and in which order, so the ride stays predictable.

06Effect on driving time

Each additional stop costs time for approach, boarding and luggage. Allow a buffer per stop, especially in rush hour. For the pickup time see How early to arrive at BER?.

07Effect on price

Additional addresses and detours can affect the price. State longer stops and additional pickup addresses when booking in the comments field, and ask for confirmation of whether the price or travel time is adjusted.

08Necessary buffer

Several stops increase the risk of small delays. Plan the start correspondingly earlier so the group arrives at the terminal relaxed.

09A central meeting point as an alternative

If addresses are far apart, a shared meeting point can be cheaper and faster than many separate stops. For larger groups see Group transfer to BER.

Frequently asked questions

Are multiple pickup addresses possible?

Yes. State all addresses and the order when booking.

How does a stop affect the price?

Additional distance can increase the price. State all stops in the booking comments and ask for confirmation of any price or travel-time adjustment.

Can a station serve as a stop?

Yes, for example when part of the group arrives by train.

What is sensible for far-apart addresses?

Often a central meeting point instead of many separate stops.

10State multiple pickup addresses when booking

State all stops and the order when booking in the comments field, along with the number of passengers and luggage. Ask for confirmation of whether the price or travel time changes as a result.

State multiple pickup addresses and stops when booking.

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