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Shift worker rides
Early-morning and late-night shifts when buses and trains run rarely or not at all.
Employee commuter shuttle and employee taxi service
Reliable rides to and from work for Seattle-area teams: shift worker runs, transit station connectors and individual employee rides through a company account. Planned around your shifts, running 24/7.
24/7Rides for any shift, including nights and weekends
3Program types: shuttles, connectors, employee taxi
4Vehicle classes, scaled to headcount
50+Cities covered for pickup areas and work sites
1Account for every ride and receipt
Quick Answer
How does an employee commuter shuttle work?
You send your work site, shift times and where employees commute from. We propose routes, pickup points and vehicles, then run the rides on a recurring schedule. For one-off needs like late finishes, staff book individual employee taxi rides through your company account. Programs are quoted individually.
Sedans, mini vans and passenger vans
Ride records and receipts in one account
Program types
Commuter transportation built around your shifts
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Transit station connector
Scheduled runs between a Link light rail station or park and ride and your work site, covering the last mile.
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Employee taxi service
Individual rides booked through a company account: late finishes, overtime, safe rides home and urgent trips.
Fixed office routes
Morning and evening runs from neighborhoods or hubs to a campus on a set timetable.
Temporary programs
Short-term transportation during office moves, road closures, project sites or peak seasons.
Multi-site runs
Staff moved between offices, warehouses or hospital campuses during the day.
New-hire and training cohorts
Groups brought to orientation or training sites for a set number of weeks.
Who uses it
Employers with shifts that do not fit the bus schedule
Warehouses and distribution
Kent Valley, Tukwila and Sumner sites with shifts outside transit hours.
Hospitals and care facilities
Night and weekend staff who need a reliable, safe ride.
Hotels and airport businesses
SeaTac-area teams starting before the first train or finishing after the last.
Manufacturing
Plant shifts in Renton, Everett, Kent and Auburn.
Tech and office campuses
Hub-to-campus runs in South Lake Union, Bellevue and Redmond.
Contact centers and operations
24/7 teams with rotating shifts.
Why employers use it
What a commuter program changes
Shifts start on time
Scheduled pickups remove missed buses and late arrivals from the start of every shift.
Safer late-night trips home
Staff finishing after dark ride door to door or to a safe hub instead of waiting at a stop.
A wider hiring area
Candidates without a car, or far from transit, can take the job.
Less pressure on parking
Fewer cars in the lot during shift changes and busy periods.
Support for commute goals
Shared rides can support your company's commute trip reduction efforts.
Records for every ride
Ride history and receipts in one account for finance and reporting.
How we set it up
From proposal to the first run
Step 1
Share the basics
Work site, shift times, days, headcount and where employees live or connect from.
Step 2
Route proposal
We suggest pickup points, timing and vehicles, with a quote for the program.
Step 3
Start small
Begin with one shift or route, then expand once it runs smoothly.
Step 4
Run and adjust
Routes and vehicle sizes change as your headcount and shifts change.
Ongoing
Employee taxi on demand
Individual rides through the company account fill the gaps between scheduled runs.
What to expect
Included, and what we do not offer
So HR, operations and finance can evaluate it quickly.
Included
With every program.
- Routes and timing planned around your shifts
- Private vehicles for your employees only
- 24/7 operation, including nights, weekends and holidays
- Taxes and tolls in quoted prices
- Ride records and receipts in your company account
Not offered, or by arrangement
Stated plainly up front.
- No buses or motorcoaches; the largest vehicle is the Passenger Van
- Programs are quoted individually; there is no published program rate
- Schedule and headcount changes depend on vehicle availability
- We do not advise on commuter tax benefits; check with your benefits or tax advisor
- Billing beyond card payment at booking is by arrangement
What is an employee commuter shuttle?
A transportation program an employer sets up to bring staff to and from work on a schedule. We plan routes, pickup points and vehicles around your shift times, then run the rides on a recurring basis with sedans, mini vans and passenger vans.
What is an employee taxi service?
Individual rides for employees booked through a company account, such as a late finish, overtime, a safe ride home or an urgent trip between sites. Each ride is private, priced before booking and stored in the account with its receipt.
How much does a commuter shuttle program cost?
Programs are quoted individually, based on routes, schedule, number of riders and vehicles. Individual account rides use the standard fares, starting from $75 for an Economy Sedan.
What information do you need for a quote?
Your work site address, shift start and end times, days per week, approximate number of riders, the areas or stations they commute from, and when you want to start.
Can you run rides at night and on weekends?
Yes. We operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, which is why many programs cover early-morning and late-night shifts when public transit is limited.
Can commuter rides be paid with pre-tax commuter benefits?
Federal commuter benefit rules apply only to specific types of transportation, such as qualifying vanpools and transit. Whether a program qualifies depends on how it is set up, so check with your benefits provider or tax advisor. We provide ride records and receipts for every trip.
What happens when schedules or headcount change?
Tell us as early as possible. Changes are planned around vehicle availability, and we adjust routes and vehicle sizes as your program grows or shrinks.
Do you provide buses for large workforces?
No. Our largest vehicle is the Passenger Van, and larger programs use several vans. For routes needing a single vehicle for 40 or more riders, a bus operator is the better fit.
Get your team to work on time
Send your shifts and work site, and we will propose routes, vehicles and a price.