Quick answer
A security convoy uses more than one vehicle, usually a lead car, the client vehicle and a follow car. The lead car watches the road ahead, the follow car watches behind, and radios or phones keep everyone in contact. Spacing, speed and a plan for blockages are agreed before the trip starts.
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- Lead car watches ahead; follow car covers behind.
- Everyone stays in constant contact.
- Spacing matters: close enough to help, not to crash.
- Agree what to do if the road is blocked.
01The formation
Lead vehicleClient vehicleFollow vehicle
02What the team agrees first
- Route and an alternative route
- Radio or phone check-in points
- Stopping places and safe places to pull in
- What to do if the convoy is separated
03When a convoy makes sense
Long trips, upcountry travel, delegations and high-profile movements. See private escort services.
04Frequently asked questions
Is a convoy only for VIPs?
No, it can suit anyone with a high-value or higher-risk trip.
Can my driver be part of it?
Yes. We brief your driver on formation and communication.
