
Employee Shuttle Service
A recurring shuttle on a fixed timetable — same vehicles, same drivers, same stops, every week. Whether it is a campus commute loop, a park-and-ride to your office or coverage that follows shift changes into the small hours, your people learn the schedule once and stop thinking about the ride.
Your Journey, Perfectly Planned
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A Timetable, Not A Booking
Publish it once, run it every week.
A shuttle earns its keep by being boringly predictable. We set a fixed timetable with you — departure times, stop order and the headway between runs — then run it with the same vehicles and the same drivers on repeat. Your team commits it to memory in a week and rides on autopilot; no app to open, no reservation to make, no car to wonder about.
- Set departure times and stop order
- Consistent headway between runs
- Same recurring schedule, week to week
Campus and office-park loops across Westshore and the Gateway/Carillon corridor, park-and-ride runs from a remote lot to the front door, and cross-bay links between Tampa and St. Pete sites — each timetable drawn around your buildings and your start times.
The corporate programSized to the ridership
We match the vehicle to the head count, not the other way around. A six-seat executive SUV for a small team, a larger van when the loop fills, and more units in rotation to tighten the headway at the morning peak — then we watch the boarding counts and adjust the mix as ridership settles.
- SUV or van, matched to the load
- Extra units at the peak window
- Right-sized as ridership settles
Built around shift changes
Not every workforce runs nine-to-five. We build the timetable around your shift boundaries — a wave at each changeover, coverage through the overnight, and runs timed so the outgoing shift is homeward as the incoming one arrives. Irregular hours are the plan, not an exception.
- Waves timed to each shift change
- Overnight and weekend coverage
- Runs synced to clock-in and clock-out
Why It Keeps Running
Reliability is the whole product.
The same drivers
A standing pool of chauffeurs works your route week after week, so your people ride with faces they know and a team that knows the stops cold.
A standby plan
A backup vehicle and driver are built into the contract, so a mechanical or a sick day never turns into a missed run for your commuters.
A named account
One dispatch desk owns your timetable end to end, tracks on-time performance, and reports it back — not a rotating queue of strangers.