About Coach Bus New Bedford

You name it, we’ve done it—and we do it better than anyone else because we understand exactly what each type of client needs. Schools and universities rely on us for field trips to the New Bedford Whaling Museum, UMass Dartmouth campus shuttles, and athletic team travel across the Little East Conference. Corporate clients book our buses for employee shuttles to business parks along Route 140, executive transfers to T.F. Green Airport, and industry events at the Kilburn Mill. We handle wedding transportation to venues like the Wharfinger Building and Shining Tides, run cruiseport shuttles to Black Falcon Terminal in Boston, and provide fan and athlete transport for everything from Bay Sox games at Paul Walsh Field to Patriots and Red Sox outings in Foxboro and Fenway. Whatever you’re planning, we’ll get your people there comfortably, affordably, and right on schedule.

Transportation doesn’t run on a 9-to-5 schedule, and neither do we. When you call Coach Bus New Bedford, you get a live expert ready to help you anytime—nights, weekends, holidays, it doesn’t matter because we are always open. Need an extra bus at the last minute? We’ll find one. Have a question about your itinerary? We’ll answer it. We do this job because we know how important it is to get people where they need to go without excuses. That’s why schools, businesses, and organizations across New England trust us to handle their toughest trips—we pick up the phone, we solve problems, and we get the job done. Simple as that.

We set the standard for comfort because we know that a long ride can turn miserable if the bus isn’t built for real people. We offer reclining seats with actual legroom so tall passengers aren’t crushed, strong air conditioning that keeps the cabin cool even when the sun is blazing, and 110V/USB outlets at every row so you can charge laptops and phones without fighting over plugs. Our full-size coaches include flat-screen monitors, DVD players, and PA systems for showing movies or making announcements, plus an onboard restroom with toilet and sink to cut down on roadside stops. You get forward-facing seats with padding, adjustable headrests, and armrests, plus overhead racks for backpacks and underfloor bays for luggage. This is what modern bus travel is supposed to look like.