The Transportation Options You Have When Organising A Funeral
You might not immediately associate such diverse business types as funeral directors and the car industry; however, you should remember that in many cases, almost every funeral needs at least one car and multiple vehicles. The good news is that even if you are unsure what transportation you might need for the funeral of a loved one, funeral directors will be more than happy to advise and help you.
Part of the advice and help that funeral homes provides when organising a funeral will almost certainly include what types of transportation you will need and might want, given that there are several options. This article will briefly examine your funeral transportation options to help you better understand them.
The Hearse
Almost without exception, the one car that every funeral will require is the hearse, which is the car in which the coffin of the deceased is transported from the funeral home to the funeral service if it is to be held in another location, and then onwards to the cemetery or crematorium.
Hearses are large and akin to a station wagon and usually have multiple windows so that the coffin can be seen when it is inside. In most hearses, there will be two seats in the front, one of which is obviously for the driver, and the passenger seat is usually used by one of the funeral company companies such as the bearer.