Government & Military Travel in Brookline

When you book with Brookline Coach Bus Service, you’re getting the most experienced and trusted team in the business. We’ve handled it all—from late-night base transfers at Hanscom Air Force Base to FEMA deployments across state lines and multi-bus convoys through downtown Boston traffic. Our reservation specialists are available 24/7/365 because we know this job doesn’t run on a nine-to-five schedule. Need to move a unit at 0300 hours? We’ll pick up the phone. Have three days’ notice for a last-minute training exercise? We’ll find you a bus. Once you call us with your headcount, pickup location, and destination, we’ll give you an instant quote and lock down the exact vehicle you need—whether it’s a 15-passenger minibus for a command staff run or a 56-seat coach with room for rucksacks and MRE cases. You set the timetable, you set the route, and we make it happen.

Efficient transportation keeps government business running smoothly, and Brookline Coach Bus Service is here to help you streamline every ride. We help federal, state, and local agencies throughout Brookline and Greater Boston coordinate custom shuttle services tailored to their specific needs. Whether you need a daily employee shuttle between offices in downtown Boston and Cambridge, a loop connecting buildings around Government Center, or a temporary route during construction detours on Mass Ave, we’ll work with you to design the perfect solution. Set your own pickup times, choose stops near MBTA stations or park-and-ride lots, and keep staff moving with a private service that runs on your schedule—not the T’s. Onboard WiFi and power outlets turn travel time into productive time, while reclining seats and climate control make even crosstown commutes comfortable. From City Hall Annex moves to State House hearings to agency relocations across the Charles, we handle it all—and our experts are available 24/7/365 because we know government doesn’t stop at 5 PM.

Moving people is only half the battle—you’ve got to move their gear too. That’s why our largest buses come equipped with spacious luggage bays underneath the cabin, perfect for stowing assault packs, duffel bags, and sensitive equipment cases. Overhead racks handle smaller items like helmets and hydration systems, while the main cabin offers forward-facing seats with optional upgrades including Wi-Fi, power outlets, and tray tables for NIPR laptops. Dual rear axles provide a smooth ride over rough pavement, and integrated HVAC keeps the compartment cool during summer convoys down I-95 to Washington, D.C., or warm during winter runs up I-93 to Manchester. This isn’t some school bus retrofit—it’s purpose-built transportation for units that need to hit the LZ ready to fight.