Transfercar Explained, How NHR Group Vehicle Relocations Work

Rental companies have been shifting vehicles between branches for as long as they have been hiring them out, and Transfercar is where many of those trips are now advertised. Transfercar is an online marketplace where rental companies list the one way journeys a vehicle needs to make from one branch to another, and drivers take those journeys on for a nominal daily rate. NHR Group lists relocations there when a van or truck needs to reach another branch, which is why an NHR vehicle occasionally appears alongside the cars and campervans. 

How to Book a Relocation

NHR Group relocation opportunities are listed on Transfercar when we have a vehicle that needs to be moved from one location to another.

1. Create a free Transfercar account – You’ll need to register with Transfercar before you can request a relocation.
2. Browse available relocations – Search the available vehicles, routes and dates to find an NHR Group relocation that suits your plans.
3. Request the relocation – Once you’ve found a suitable option, submit your request through Transfercar.
4. Wait for confirmation – If your request is accepted, you’ll receive the details for your relocation, including where and when to collect and return the vehicle.
5. Collect your vehicle – Head to the nominated NHR Group location and complete the required rental process before setting off.
6. Complete the relocation – Enjoy the journey and return the vehicle to the nominated location within the agreed timeframe.

Relocation opportunities are based on NHR Group’s fleet requirements, so available vehicles, routes and dates will vary depending on what we need moved at the time.

For anyone travelling one way between cities, or shifting belongings from one centre to another, a relocation can be a remarkably affordable way to do it. NHR Group has been New Zealand owned and operated since 1999 and hires the same vans and trucks from branches nationwide, so a relocation listing and a standard booking are two routes to the same fleet.