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Home » Reader Submission » Reader Submission: Mr. Rush a fine taxi driver in Thailand
Dear editors,
As a regular reader of your exceptionally readable blog, I would like to respond to the message of February 4, 2015 from Khun Peter about Mr. Rush. (www.thailandblog.nl/transport-traffic/taxidriver-thailand-rush/).
We have noted Mr Rush's number and we have been transported by him three times in the past month. Great car, great driver and reliable. Thanks for the tip!
Until now we had our transport - relatively expensive - arranged by the hotels in Hua Hin, but from now on this will be our regular driver in Thailand.
We also had a great time in Bangkok, Koh Samui and Hua Hin. We are already looking forward to our next Thailand month. Good luck with your blog.
Kind regards from a fresh Zandvoort.
Ton
Our experience with Mr. Rush is also very positive. You can already e-mail him in the Netherlands and make appointments. Top!
I was in the taxi with Mr Rush when this message was posted. He asked me to translate it and was happy that it is a positive message. Partly because of this blog, he gets many Dutch customers and is therefore regularly very busy. He tries to drive himself as much as possible, but if he threatens to get a double booking, he has a reliable back-up driver at hand, he will report this himself to people who prefer him themselves.
Dear Fred,
Do you perhaps also have the phone number of this dear MR Rush. Have it ever been noted but lost it.
Next week to BKK and then to ???
thank you in advance.
+66 (0)863144697, I emailed him by the way: [email protected]
Yesterday we were taken from Hua Hin to Bangkok by Mr Rush's backup driver. Very satisfied with this and making the appointment via whats app went smoothly and quickly. Thank you so much for posting this info on Thailandblog!
We have also been transported by Mr Rush 3 times this year. Perfect. He or his replacement were waiting for us at the agreed time.
Next I will email him again from the Netherlands, easy.
We have also used this service twice. A driver was waiting for us at the airport and brought us safely to our destination every time. Very satisfied!
It also works fine via WhatsApp with number +66863144697
Wow, I didn't expect to see an article about him here. For my return trip to BKK last year, I had a taxi arranged by an acquaintance of mine who knew who was reliable/good, because I could no longer see the wood for the trees.
He was ready for me on time, had a clean car and drove like I was driving myself. Never had such a relaxed ride in a Thai taxi.
I've had his email in my address book since last year.
what I did last time. Can only confirm. The best of Hua Hin !!! Well. haha