About the Force Urbania (16 seater)
Force's newer van, with the same sixteen seats as the largest tempo traveller. It carries the highest per-km rate of the four vans, so the choice between the two sixteen-seaters comes down to the vehicle rather than the headcount.
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Round-trip fares for a Force Urbania (16 seater), driver and fuel included.
Force Urbania (16 seater), against the nearest alternatives
Jaipur to Delhi, round trip, so the three figures are comparable. The second number is the fare divided by the seats.
Tempo Traveller (14 seater)
14 seats
₹15,912
₹1,137 per seat
Force Urbania (16 seater)
16 seats
₹21,420
₹1,339 per seat
Tempo Traveller (16 seater)
16 seats
₹17,748
₹1,109 per seat
How this one is priced
A Force Urbania (16 seater) is charged by the kilometre for the whole journey, out and back: ₹35 a km on the plains, ₹42 on hill routes, and ₹500 for a night halt. There is a minimum distance billed per day, which is what lets a driver take a long return leg without it being priced as two separate trips.
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Force Urbania (16 seater), answered
How many people fit in a Force Urbania (16 seater)?
16 passengers, plus the driver. If your group is at the limit and carrying a lot, book the next size up.
What does a Force Urbania (16 seater) cost?
On our published routes it runs from ₹9,170 (Jaipur to Sikar) to ₹39,690 (Jaipur to Chandigarh), round trip. The fare is fixed for the journey, with the driver and fuel in it; toll, parking and state tax are paid as they arise.
What is the per-kilometre rate for a Force Urbania (16 seater)?
₹35 a km on the plains, charged for the whole journey out and back. There is a minimum distance billed per day, which is what lets the driver take a long return leg without it being priced as two separate trips.
Is it dearer on hill routes?
Yes — ₹42 a km where the route climbs, against ₹35 on the plains. Hill driving is slower, harder on a vehicle this size and uses more fuel, so it is priced in rather than added afterwards.
Is there a night halt charge?
₹500 for each night the trip keeps the driver and vehicle out. It is shown before you book.
Can I book a Force Urbania (16 seater) one way?
No — it runs on round trips only. On a one-way booking the vehicle would come back empty, and pricing that honestly costs more than the trip is worth to you, so we do not offer it rather than quote a number nobody wants.
Force Urbania (16 seater) or Tempo Traveller (14 seater)?
On Jaipur to Delhi, a Force Urbania (16 seater) (16 seats) is ₹21,420 and a Tempo Traveller (14 seater) (14 seats) is ₹15,912. Choose by how many of you are travelling and how much luggage you carry.
Can I hire a Force Urbania (16 seater) by the hour?
Not on an hourly package — it is booked as a round trip, priced by the kilometre. For a day around one city, a car on an hourly package is usually the better fit.
Which routes can I book a Force Urbania (16 seater) on?
It is priced on every published route as a round trip — among them Jaipur to Sikar, Jaipur to Ajmer, Jaipur to Kota. Journeys off the list are quoted on distance when you ask.
What does the fare include?
The vehicle, the driver and the fuel, with 5% GST added on top. Toll, parking and state entry tax are paid as they arise, and a night allowance applies after 10 pm.