Gerrards Cross Station Taxi
Pre-booked cars to and from Gerrards Cross station on Packhorse Road, timed to your Chiltern Railways train, with the fare fixed before you set off.
How do I get a taxi at Gerrards Cross station?
You have two options. Chiltern Railways lists a taxi rank next to the ticket office, served by other operators, which works if a car happens to be waiting. Or you pre-book with GX Executive And Taxi: tell us your train, and a driver meets you at the station at a fare agreed in advance. We are based in Gerrards Cross, so a station job is local work for us, not a long drive in.
The station's address is Station Approach, Packhorse Road, Gerrards Cross SL9 8PP. It sits on the Chiltern Main Line and opened on 2 April 1906. Off-peak there are typically three trains an hour to London Marylebone, two to Oxford and one to High Wycombe, and the fastest London trains take under 20 minutes. Office of Rail and Road estimates put its usage at about 1.1 million entries and exits in 2024/25.
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What should you know about the station before you arrive?
- Rank: next to the ticket office, according to Chiltern Railways. It is not run by GX.
- Pick-up and drop-off: National Rail lists a drop-off and pick-up point. We agree the exact meeting spot with you when you book.
- Levels: the platforms are below the main entrance. Step-free routes exist but may use long or steep ramps or go via the street.
- Parking: three Chiltern Railways car parks, the Station Car Park (331 spaces), Orchehill Rise (129) and the Upper Car Park (71), 531 spaces in total.
- Next door: the Tesco store built over the railway in a tunnel beside the station, which opened in November 2010.
The tunnel has a history. Part of it collapsed during construction on 30 June 2005, closing the line until services resumed on 20 August that year. Nobody was hurt, and the store eventually opened five years late.
Which trips do people book from Gerrards Cross station?
Morning Drop for Marylebone
Set down at Station Approach in time for your train, without hunting for a space in the car parks.
Evening Collection
A car booked against the train you expect to catch home, moved if you catch a later one.
Train to Heathrow
Off the platform and on to Heathrow, around 20–35 minutes by road. There is no direct rail link.
Visitors Met Off the Train
Guests arriving from London or Oxford collected and taken on to your door or office.
Luggage and Pushchairs
The platforms sit below the entrance, so a driver who helps with cases is worth having.
Short Hops Home
Chalfont St Peter, Fulmer, Denham and the far side of the Common, at a fixed fare.
When is pre-booking better than the station rank?
The rank suits a spur-of-the-moment trip. A booking suits everything you would rather not leave to chance.
- Late evening arrivals, when a waiting car is least certain
- Groups of five or more, who need a 6, 7 or 8-seat vehicle
- Onward trips to Heathrow, where the timing matters
- Visitors who do not know the town
- Regular commuting, billed monthly on account
- Anyone who wants the fare agreed before travelling
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How much is a taxi from Gerrards Cross station?
We quote a fixed fare before you book, based on your destination and the size of car. A run to an SL9 address is a short local fare; trips on to Chalfont St Peter, Fulmer or Denham cost a little more, and Heathrow more again. The price does not change if the train is late or the roads around Packhorse Road are busy. Regular commuters can put station runs on a monthly account.
What if my train is late or I catch a different one?
Send a WhatsApp or call, and we move the pickup to the train you are actually on. Services into Gerrards Cross come from both directions, from Marylebone and from the High Wycombe and Oxford side, so tell us which way you are travelling.
Is it easier to drive and park, or get dropped off?
That depends on how often you travel. The three station car parks charge off-peak, daily and weekly rates set by Chiltern Railways. For occasional trips, or when a household shares one car, a drop and collection can work out simpler. Our Gerrards Cross station commuter guide compares the options.
How do I arrange for a visitor to be met off the train?
Give us the visitor's name, mobile number, the train they are catching and where they are going. Ask us for the car details so you can pass them on. Trains reach Gerrards Cross from both Marylebone and the Oxford and High Wycombe direction, so the expected arrival time is more useful to us than the departure time. The fare can be settled by you in advance, which means the visitor never has to think about payment.
Can commuters keep the same driver?
Where the rota allows, yes. A regular morning drop and evening collection tends to settle into a routine, and a driver who knows your house and your usual train makes the whole thing quicker. If you work from home some days, a message the evening before cancels that day's run. Businesses paying for staff travel can combine several commuters on one corporate invoice.
Where can I go from the station by taxi?
Anywhere. The most common onward runs are home to Gerrards Cross or Chalfont St Peter, over to Fulmer and Denham, and down to Heathrow on our Gerrards Cross to Heathrow service. For other airports see airport transfers from Gerrards Cross. If Beaconsfield, the next stop towards High Wycombe, suits you better, we cover Beaconsfield station in the same way, and for everyday trips around town there is our Gerrards Cross taxi page. Late trains are covered by the 24 hour taxi service.
Get a QuoteGerrards Cross Station Questions
Is there a taxi rank at Gerrards Cross station?
Yes. Chiltern Railways lists a taxi rank next to the ticket office. It is run independently of GX Executive, so if you want a guaranteed car at an agreed fare, pre-book with us.
What is the address of Gerrards Cross station?
Station Approach, Packhorse Road, Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire SL9 8PP.
Where will my driver meet me at Gerrards Cross station?
National Rail lists a drop-off and pick-up point at the station. We agree the exact meeting spot with you when you book, so you know where to walk to.
Is Gerrards Cross station step-free?
There is step-free access to all platforms, but the platforms are below the main entrance and the step-free routes may involve long or steep ramps or going via the street. Tell us if you need help with luggage.
How many parking spaces are at Gerrards Cross station?
Chiltern Railways runs three car parks with 531 spaces in total: the Station Car Park (331), Orchehill Rise (129) and the Upper Car Park (71).
How long is a taxi from Gerrards Cross station to Heathrow?
Around 20–35 minutes, depending on traffic and terminal. There is no direct train from Gerrards Cross to Heathrow, which is why many travellers book a car from the station.
What if my train into Gerrards Cross is delayed?
Message or call us and we move the pickup to your actual arrival. The fare does not change.
Can I book a regular commuter pickup at the station?
Yes. A standing morning drop and evening collection can be set up, with journeys billed on one monthly account if you prefer.
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