Construction Shuttles in Daytona Beach

When you choose Coach Bus Daytona Beach, you get a company that understands the construction industry because we’ve served it for years. We’ve handled projects of every size—from small renovations to large-scale infrastructure builds—and we know how to keep your crews moving on time. Need multiple stops? Last-minute schedule changes? Extra storage for tools and equipment? We do it all. Our dispatch team works around the clock to support your operation, and our pricing is clear, competitive, and built around your exact needs. That’s why leading contractors across Volusia County—including firms working on the I-95/I-4 Interchange, Daytona International Speedway upgrades, and beachfront hotel developments—rely on us to get the job done.

Missed deadlines cost money, especially when they’re caused by workers showing up late. Personal vehicles get stuck in traffic, circle for parking, or break down on the way to remote sites. A private shuttle eliminates those excuses by running on a schedule you control. Set departure times from a central meeting point—like a park-and-ride lot or company yard—and the bus will bring everyone in together. If someone misses the shuttle, you’ll know right away instead of wondering where they are. For large projects with multiple crews, we can run several buses on staggered timetables to match different shift patterns. The result is a jobsite that starts work on time every day.

Nobody wants to ride to work in an old school bus with torn seats and no air conditioning—especially in the Florida heat. Our fleet includes some of the newest and most comfortable vehicles in the industry, with forward-facing seats, individual reading lights, and powerful HVAC systems that keep the cabin cool even on the hottest days. Larger models offer reclining seats, overhead parcel racks, and optional restrooms for longer trips. There’s plenty of room for everyone to sit down without crowding the aisle, plus extra space to store backpacks, lunch coolers, and personal gear. It’s a level of comfort that makes the daily commute something to look forward to instead of dread.