Government & Military Travel in Atlanta

On Atlantashuttlebuscompany.com, you get access to TONS of different bus types and custom packages so your roster never has to squeeze into a one-size-fits-all fleet! Smaller delegations and executive teams can book an 11- to 14-passenger sprinter van with a driver or a nimble 20-passenger minibus for quick transfers down Peachtree Street and I-75/85 (the Downtown Connector). Moving a full company of soldiers with rucksacks, tough boxes, and Pelicans? A 56-passenger charter bus gives your troops reclining seats, climate control, WiFi, power outlets, an onboard restroom, and massive undercarriage luggage bays! You can even request unmarked or all-black and all-white exteriors, tinted windows, and ADA-accessible lifts right when you fill out your 30-second online quote form.

Atlantashuttlebuscompany.com makes it simple to keep municipal employees, state lawmakers, and federal contractors moving on time through Downtown and Midtown gridlock! Heading to the Georgia State Capitol or nearby state agency buildings? Your driver can drop your delegation off along Washington Street SW or Mitchell Street SW, then stage out of the way near the Summerhill lots or the GWCC Marshalling Yard until your legislative session wraps up. For federal agency briefings at the Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center or public health summits near the CDC Roybal Campus on Clifton Road NE, a private corporate and conference shuttle lets your team skip the parking decks and review briefing materials over onboard WiFi. Hosting a multi-agency convention at the Georgia World Congress Center? Your buses can unload attendees right at GWCC Bus Lane C on Northside Drive NW so everyone walks into the halls together!

Planning a large-scale training exercise, a base-to-base transfer across Georgia, or an interstate mobilization? Because our network covers Atlanta, the cities around it, and all of Georgia, you can book long-distance charter buses for one-way, round-trip, or multi-day deployments without calling company after company! Roll a convoy of 56-passenger motorcoaches down I-185 South to Fort Moore in Columbus, take I-75 South to Robins Air Force Base in Warner Robins, or head east on I-20 to Fort Eisenhower in Augusta and Fort Stewart near Savannah. With reclining seats, individual power outlets, flat-screen TVs, onboard restrooms that minimize highway stops, and cavernous under-bus bays for duffel bags and field equipment, your troops arrive rested and mission-ready!