FAQ
How does valet parking handle keyless and push-button-start cars?
Valet crews handle keyless and push-button cars every day, so the process is routine. At drop-off, you hand over the key fob or, on some models, a physical backup key hidden inside the fob. Attendants press the brake and the start button to power up, then shift and move the car normally. Because many push-button models can drive a short distance while the fob is nearby, good operators keep fobs organized on a secure board so the right key stays with the right vehicle and nothing gets mixed up. Before you leave, mention any quirks, like a hidden shifter, a hood or trunk release, or a car that locks itself automatically. If your guests drive newer keyless models, tell the operator when you book so the team is ready. Browse valet companies in your city and ask how they manage keyless vehicles.