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Nationwide corporate transportation for executives, events, employee programs, and organizations that expect more from every journey.
- Nationwide coordination
- Owned operations + vetted local partners
- One accountable point of contact
- Sedans to full-size motorcoaches
- Corporate billing options by proposal
The basics
What is corporate transportation?
Definition
Corporate transportation is ground transportation that an organization arranges and pays for on behalf of its people and guests: executive car service, airport transfers, event and group movements, employee shuttles and recurring programs. A managed provider plans the trips, supplies vetted drivers and vehicles, applies company policy and bills the business directly, instead of each traveler booking rides alone.
- Executive transportation
- Chauffeured trips for leaders, clients and traveling teams, including airport and private aviation transfers.
- Corporate event transportation
- Planned attendee movement for conferences, offsites and multi-venue events: routes, staging, manifests, dispatch.
- Employee shuttle service
- Fixed daily or weekly routes between offices, campuses, transit and sites, sized to ridership.
- Monthly corporate programs
- Recurring transportation under agreed terms, with billing and reporting scoped to how the company buys.
Corporate transportation services differ from rideshare in who carries the accountability: one provider plans the trips, briefs the drivers, applies the company's travel policy and bills the organization, instead of each traveler booking and expensing rides alone. Compare with rideshare
Start with your role
Corporate transportation for every team that books it.
Each team buys ground transportation differently. Pick yours and go straight to the request that fits.
Executive assistants & chiefs of staff
Executives moved on time, with discretion, even when the day changes.
- Chauffeurs briefed on the itinerary
- Pickups planned around flight times
- One contact for last-minute changes
Event & meeting planners
Attendees moved around the agenda, from the first arrival to the last departure.
- Routes, staging and passenger manifests
- Vehicle mix sized to your headcount
- Day-of dispatch coordination
Travel managers & procurement
One managed program instead of a different vendor and invoice in every city.
- A single program across confirmed markets
- Billing, PO and cost-center options scoped
- Onboarding documents on request
HR & facilities teams
Reliable daily or weekly shuttles that employees can plan their commute around.
- Fixed routes between sites, transit and hotels
- Capacity sized to real ridership
- Recurring service under agreed terms
Why a managed program
One partner instead of a vendor in every city.
Most companies do not have a transportation problem on any single day. They have dozens of bookings, vendors and receipts that nobody owns.
A different vendor in every city
Standards, contacts and contracts change with every market your people visit.
Receipts nobody owns
Individual rides and invoices make it hard to see spend by team, project or client.
Events planned trip by trip
Group movements need routes, staging and manifests, not a stack of separate bookings.
| Feature | Rideshare apps | Local car services | Managed program |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coordination across cities | Self-serve, trip by trip | Usually one vendor per city | One coordinator across confirmed markets |
| Vehicle range | Mostly cars, some larger vehicles | Varies by operator | Sedans and SUVs to minibuses and motorcoaches, planned together |
| Group and event planning | Not built for coordinated group moves | Case by case | Routes, staging, manifests and day-of dispatch |
| Billing | Individual receipts | Separate invoices per vendor | Consolidated invoicing, PO and cost-center options scoped in your proposal |
| Service standard | Varies by driver | Varies by operator | One written standard for owned and partner operations |
| Point of contact | App support | Local dispatcher | A named program contact |
Corporate programs
Corporate transportation programs, on your terms.
Recurring transportation under agreed terms, scoped to how your company travels and buys.
Monthly corporate transportation
Recurring trips under agreed terms, from 30-day to annual proposals.
Explore →Enterprise transportation
One framework across sites, departments and cities.
Explore →Employee shuttle service
Fixed daily or weekly routes sized to ridership.
Explore →Dedicated vehicle contracts
A vehicle and chauffeur assigned to your program.
Explore →
A program can include
- Account management
- Centralized requests
- Standing recurring bookings
- Consolidated invoicing
- Multi-location management
- Travel-policy rules
- Cost-center tracking
- Flexible contract terms
Options scoped in your proposal, not live features until agreed.
Procurement-ready
- Certificates of insurance available on request
- W-9 and vendor onboarding documents on request
- Security and compliance questionnaires answered during onboarding
- PO numbers and cost-center coding scoped in your proposal
Monthly planner
Describe your program in a minute.
Trips per week, cities, vehicles and hours become a summary you attach to your pricing request. No invented prices.
Events & large groups
Complex events. Coordinated ground transportation.
Four illustrative program sizes show how planning changes with scale. They describe how we approach each, not events we have completed.
25
executive attendees
Board offsite. A few SUVs and a van, tight arrival windows and one lead dispatcher.
100
person corporate retreat
Airport arrivals in waves, a resort transfer and an off-site dinner.
300
person conference
Hotel-block shuttle loops, morning and evening peaks, a separate VIP track.
1,000
person multi-venue event
Several venues, staged loading zones and spare capacity held in reserve.
How we plan an event
- 1
Scope the movements
- 2
Design routes and staging
- 3
Build the manifest
- 4
Allocate the fleet
- 5
Brief dispatch and drivers
- 6
Run and adjust the day
Executive & business travel
Executive transportation, trip by trip.
- Executive chauffeur serviceOn-schedule travel for the people whose time is the constraint.
- Corporate airport transfersTerminal pickups planned around flight times and meeting points.
- Private aviation transfersFBO and tarmac-side pickups coordinated with the flight crew.
- Corporate roadshowsMulti-meeting, multi-city days that keep moving when plans change.
- Client & guest transportationVisitors met, moved and returned in your company’s name.
- City-to-city business travelDoor-to-door intercity trips where driving beats flying.
What happens next
What happens after you submit a request.
- 1
A planner reviews your request
A transportation planner reads your itinerary, headcount and requirements.
- 2
We confirm details and coverage
If anything is unclear we ask, and we confirm which markets are served by our own operations or local partners.
- 3
You receive a written proposal
Vehicles, routes and timing, staffing and commercial terms, in writing for you to review.
- 4
You approve and we run it
Schedules, contacts and billing are locked before the first trip, then we coordinate on the day.
Time-sensitive? Say so in the form so it can be prioritized.
Your proposal includes
- Vehicle categories and quantities
- Routes, timing and staging
- Staffing and day-of contacts
- Commercial terms and billing
- Market coverage: owned or partner
No obligation. Pricing is by proposal, never a placeholder rate.
Request a proposalStandards
Standards you can check, not slogans.
One written standard applies whether a trip runs on our own operation or a qualified local partner.
Chauffeur standards
Presentation, itinerary briefing, confidentiality and conduct, in writing.
Licensing & insurance oversight
Operators are reviewed before a market goes live. Certificates on request.
Verified markets only
A city is listed as confirmed only after real service there is verified.
Fleet & coverage
The right vehicles, in the cities you need.
- Executive SedansSingle executives · 1–3 passengers
- Luxury SedansSenior leaders, key clients · 1–3 passengers
- Executive SUVsSmall teams with luggage · 1–6 passengers
- Luxury SUVsVIP travel · 1–6 passengers
- Executive Sprinter VansTeams up to a dozen · 9–14 passengers
- Luxury Sprinter VansExecutive groups · 9–14 passengers
- MinibusesMid-size groups, shuttles · 20–35 passengers
- MotorcoachesConferences, large groups · 47–56 passengers
Typical capacities. Vehicles and availability vary by market and are confirmed in your proposal.
Will it work in my city?
Nationwide coordination, confirmed market by market.
Service is delivered by our own operations or qualified local partners. Tell us your city and we confirm what is possible for your dates.
- New York City
- Washington, DC
- Boston
- Philadelphia
- Chicago
- Los Angeles
- San Francisco
- Miami
- Orlando
- Atlanta
- Dallas
- Houston
- Las Vegas
- Seattle
- Denver
Not ready for a proposal?
Corporate transportation guides for the people who buy it.
- Checklist
Corporate Transportation RFP Checklist
What to ask vendors, what to require, and how to compare proposals. Downloadable.
Read and download → - Guide
Monthly Transportation Contract Guide
Month-to-month vs annual, what agreements cover, and how pricing is built.
Read → - Guide
Corporate Event Transportation Planning Guide
Headcounts, arrival waves, staging and manifests, step by step.
Read →
Corporate transportation questions, answered
Do you provide flights, hotels or travel packages?
No. Corporate Travel USA focuses on ground transportation and managed mobility: executive transfers, event and group movements, shuttles and recurring corporate programs.
How is pricing determined?
By proposal, based on routes, vehicles, timing and service requirements. We do not publish placeholder rates, so every quote reflects your actual program.
Can we contract a provider month to month?
Yes. Month-to-month arrangements can be requested, as can 90-day, six-month and annual proposals. The term and service levels are set in the agreement; nothing is promised before then.
Do you operate your own vehicles in every city?
Not necessarily. Service is delivered by owned operations or qualified local transportation partners, depending on the market. Your proposal states which applies in each city.
Can you provide insurance certificates and vendor onboarding documents?
Yes, on request during onboarding. List your requirements in the corporate account form so they are covered in the proposal.
How does billing work?
Billing is agreed in your proposal: per-trip invoices, or consolidated invoicing with PO numbers and cost-center coding where that is part of the scoped program.
What is the cancellation policy?
Cancellation terms depend on the vehicle type and service, and are stated in your proposal or booking confirmation before you commit.
How quickly will we hear back?
We do not publish a fixed response time. If your request is time-sensitive, say so in the form so it can be prioritized.
Let's build a transportation program around your business.
Discuss a corporate partnership
For recurring transportation, enterprise accounts, and long-term agreements.