Employers across the DMV use shuttles to bridge the last mile between Metro stations and offices, to connect remote parking with a campus, or to link two offices that teams travel between every day. A scheduled shuttle can make a location easier to commute to and help with hiring and return-to-office plans.
Common employee shuttle routes
- Metro connectors between a Metrorail station and an office park
- Park-and-ride loops between remote parking and a campus
- Inter-office shuttles between locations in DC, Maryland and Virginia
- Temporary shuttles during construction, relocations or Metro service disruptions
How we scope a recurring route
- Stops, operating hours and days of service
- Expected riders by time of day, which sets vehicle size and frequency
- Start date and expected duration
- Reporting or ridership counts you need
Use the proposal request to send these details for a written proposal.
Frequently asked questions
What size vehicle do we need?
It depends on peak ridership. Shuttle minibuses suit most connectors; larger coaches suit peak-hour campus routes. Send ridership estimates and we will recommend a size and frequency.
Can you run a temporary shuttle during a Metro disruption?
Yes, subject to availability. Call (202) 629-0258 as soon as you know the dates.