What is the meaning of "drive up hours" and "lobby hours" in banks?

Question

Banks

Answer 1

"Drive up hours" are the hours the drive-up lanes are open with tellers running them (make deposits, withdrawals, etc...).

"Lobby hours" are hours in which the main part of the bank is open---like the teller desk inside and people you can talk to about loans and opening accounts. :-)

Answer 2

Drive up hours: You can drive through in your car and do deposits, withdraws, etc. from your bank account.

Lobby Hours: The time you can go inside the lobby and do whatever you have to inside the bank that you aren't able to at the drive up.

Some banks are different on times, but most of the time they quit about 6pm or so.

Answer 3

Drive Up hours are the hours the Drive Up Window is opened and Lobby Hours are the hours the Lobby is open.

Answer 4

Lobby hours refer to when the actual lobby is open, here you can interact with actual tellers and personal bankers. Drive up hours refer to the drive up area, which is almost like a restaurant drive thru. Drive up hours are usually later than lobby hours.

Answer 5

Lobby hours are the hours that you can actually walk into the bank and speak to a teller. Drive up hours are the hours in which you can drive up in you car and do business thru the little drawers and/or canisters.

Answer 6

The hours the drive up window is open may be longer than the hours you can actually enter the bank to do business.

Answer 7

Define Lobby

Answer 8

banks only have a few tellers early in the morning and late at night so they only have the drive up windows open durning that time when the rest of the employees come in they open the bank at which time u could either go thru the drive thru or go into the bank

Answer 9

when the drive through is open and when the lobby is open

Answer 10

Good question, I was wondering the same thing myself