No, a people carrier takes eight passengers, plus the driver. With ten people you need a minibus, or two people carriers. A minibus is usually cheaper: one driver, one trip, and everyone arrives at the same time.
In most cases it is, especially with a shared destination. You then pay for one trip instead of 2 to 3 separate taxis, and everyone arrives at the same time.
Yes, a midibus or coach also has more than enough room. It's a little less efficient in price per person, but certainly a workable alternative.
No. You only get a toilet from a coach upwards. On a longer trip the driver plans a comfort stop along the way; let them know if someone in the group can't wait long.
That depends on the vehicle: some minibuses have a separate luggage space at the back, others don't and the suitcases go on empty seats. Put in your request how much and what kind of luggage you're bringing. Then the coach company knows whether its vehicle will do.
Not through BusOffer. Everything you compare here is private hire with a driver; that's what a licence holder is allowed to offer.
Not with a normal car licence. If one of you drives, there are 9 passengers; licence B allows up to 8. You need bus licence D1 with a certificate of professional competence (code 95). Alternatives: 2 vans each with its own driver, or one minibus with a driver.
That depends on your trip: how far and how long, on which day and in which month. For 10 people we recommend a minibus. Fill in your route and date, and within a minute you see what coach companies charge for your trip.
Written and checked by Martijn Smeets, founder of BusOffer.com. Last updated on 15 October 2026.