Luggage, pets & accessibility
Skis, bikes, oversized bags, pets, mobility needs and travelling with extra care.
52 guides · page 1 of 3
- Wheelchair users
A Wheelchair and Luggage: Planning Space for Both
A folded wheelchair takes roughly the space of a large suitcase, so a couple travelling with one chair and two cases may need more room than they expect.
Updated
- Allergy sufferers
Allergic to Animals? What You Can Ask For Before You Book
If a previous passenger's pet could set off your allergy, here's what you can honestly ask for when booking an airport transfer, and what to expect.
Updated
- Movers
Boxes and Moving Cartons in an Airport Car
A few boxes from a move can travel like ordinary luggage — a full house move can't. Where the honest line is, and what fits.
Updated
- Drone users
Bringing a Drone to Sweden
Drone registration rules in Sweden and airline battery limits to check before you fly — and what the car needs to know once you land.
Updated
- Travellers
Carrying Alcohol Purchases: Limits and Packing
Import limits on alcohol brought into Sweden, and how to pack duty-free bottles safely for the ride from Arlanda.
Updated
- Musicians
Cellos and Double Basses: Can They Travel by Car?
A cello case fits some cars, a double bass fits almost none. What actually determines the category, and why confirmation matters here.
Updated
- Families
Children's Bikes and Balance Bikes in the Boot
A small children's bike or balance bike is a common oversized item families bring — how to note it so it's confirmed before pickup.
Updated
- Mountaineers
Climbing and Expedition Gear: Getting It From Arlanda
Expedition duffels are big, heavy and often two per person — how to count them in luggage units and pick the right car category.
Updated
- All travellers
Count Your Bags Before the Car Leaves: A Simple Habit
Bags get left in boots and on kerbs at the end of long trips. A simple counting habit that prevents it, and what to do if it happens anyway.
Updated
- Skiers
Cross-Country Skis: Long, Light and Awkward
Cross-country ski bags are longer than downhill sets and light enough to be an afterthought — until they don't fit the boot. How to plan the car.
Updated
- All travellers
Damaged Suitcase at Arlanda? Report It Before You Leave
Airlines want damage reported at the baggage desk, but your driver is already waiting. How to handle both without missing either.
Updated
- Patients
Dialysis Patients Travelling to Stockholm
Dialysis means fixed clinic appointments that can't slip. How to book reliable rides to and from a Stockholm clinic around a treatment schedule.
Updated
- Divers
Dive Gear and Other Heavy Bags
A dive bag rarely breaks a car's size limit — it breaks the weight limit for one person to lift. What to tell us so the driver can help.
Updated
- Cyclists
E-Bikes: Airline Battery Rules and the Car
E-bike batteries face strict airline limits before an e-bike ever reaches the car. What to check first, then how to book the ride.
Updated
- Pet owners
Emotional Support Animals in Sweden: What Applies
Assistance dogs and emotional support animals aren't treated the same way in Sweden. What actually applies, honestly explained.
Updated
- Travellers needing space
Extra Space and Comfort: Choosing a Roomier Car
How to book an airport transfer with more space and comfort, without an awkward conversation at the kerb — the category choice that solves it.
Updated
- Wheelchair users
Folding or Powered Wheelchair: What Changes for Your Transfer
A folding manual chair and a powered wheelchair are very different loads. What to share when booking so the car that arrives actually fits.
Updated
- Travellers with hidden disabilities
Hidden Disabilities and Airport Transfers
Not every disability is visible. How to let your driver know what would help, without needing to explain yourself at the kerb.
Updated
- Hockey players
Ice Hockey Bags and Sticks
A hockey bag is bulky and sticks are long — both worth counting properly when you book a car for a team or a single player.
Updated
- Long-stay travellers
Luggage for a Six-Month Stay: Planning the Car
Students and contract workers arriving for a long stay carry more luggage than they'll ever carry again — how to count it and pick the right car.
Updated
- Visually impaired travellers
Luggage Help for Visually Impaired Travellers
Finding and loading bags at the kerb is harder without sight. How to ask for a driver who helps from the moment you're out of the terminal.
Updated
- Travellers
Luggage Storage in Stockholm Between Checkout and Flight
Hours between checkout and a flight with nowhere to leave your bags? Where storage options exist in Stockholm, and how to book a later pickup from there.
Updated
- Cat owners
Moving a Cat to Sweden: The Arrival Ride
What the import paperwork for a cat moving to Sweden involves, and how to book an arrival ride that has room for the carrier from the start.
Updated
- Seniors
Older Travellers: Asking for Help with Heavy Bags
Lifting a heavy case into a boot isn't something everyone can do easily. What to note in advance so help is there without an awkward ask at the kerb.
Updated
Other topics
Read enough? See your price.
Enter your address and the fixed price for the whole car appears before anything is paid. No account needed.
- 6% VAT included
- No terminal fee
- No surge pricing
- Free cancellation up to 12 hours