When you take students, faculty and staff on a trip, an extra level of care and responsibility comes into play. After all, you want to get everyone there and back with as little hassle as possible and without unnecessary concerns about safety or responsibility. Whether it’s an athletic competition, a prom or graduation party, a club or class field trip, or an arts or cultural event, a bus allows you to travel with comfort, convenience, safety and affordability.
It is the safest way of group transportation: With a rental bus, you always have a well-trained professional behind the wheel. You don’t have to worry about the driving skills of some parents or companions, and you don’t have to worry about anyone getting lost. In addition, the restricted access to the bus means you won’t be bothered by unwanted guests; you and your students are safe and secure.
You have unparalleled flexibility: There is no other mode of transportation where you can decide when to leave, where to go, how long to stay and when to return. If a game goes into overtime, you’re covered – last-minute and real-time changes to your itinerary can often be made. You can even book an entire trip with little prior knowledge.
You can rely on a rental bus: You don’t have to worry about being late and missing something. Delays and cancellations are virtually unheard of for buses. Your driver has the resources to identify potential traffic problems and find alternate routes to get you there on time. Replacement vehicles are often available quickly thanks to our extensive network of rental companies across the country.
You can relax: Most group tours require someone to watch the GPS or keep an eye on the clock. Someone has to fight traffic, find a parking spot or get behind the wheel when the game is over. With a rental bus, your driver takes care of all these details.
Our buses are a cost-effective way to travel: When you travel together, you share many of the transportation costs. That makes bus travel one of the most affordable options.
You help the environment: When you travel together in a bus, you reduce the number of private vehicles on the road. That lowers emissions and helps the planet.
How many people will travel? This determines the size of your bus. As a general rule, the larger the bus, the higher the cost.
When and where are you traveling?
How long will you be away?
How long will you stay?
For day trips, you pay either per kilometer or per hour. The most common way to bill day trips is by diem. If you stay overnight somewhere, you can expect to pay for your driver’s stay.
