Long-Distance Transfers
Long-Distance & Intercity Transfers
Three hundred miles in a quiet car beats an airport at either end. For most regional journeys out of Atlanta, being driven is genuinely faster door to door than flying — and it is the only option where the trip starts when you say it does.
Where we run
Savannah, Augusta, Athens, Macon, Columbus and Valdosta within Georgia. Chattanooga, Birmingham, Greenville, Charlotte, Nashville and Jacksonville across state lines. If it is drivable in a day we will quote it, and if it is not we will say so.
Flat rate, not a meter
Long-distance work is quoted as a flat rate agreed before departure. A construction delay on I-20 or a slow crawl through Macon does not change the number. Tolls are passed through at cost; there is no mileage surcharge invented afterwards.
The vehicle for the distance
Two or three passengers travel in a sedan; four or more in an SUV, where the extra shoulder room matters far more at three hours than at thirty minutes. Longer runs are planned with a comfort stop, and your chauffeur will take a break where you want one rather than where the schedule says.
Return legs and waiting
Same-day returns are quoted as a round trip with the chauffeur waiting on site, which is usually cheaper than two one-way transfers. For overnight trips we quote the return separately — you are not paying for a vehicle to sit in a hotel car park.
Vehicles
What we would put on this job
Executive Sedan
Mercedes-Benz S-Class, BMW 7 Series or equivalent
3 passengers · 3 bagsLuxury SUV
Cadillac Escalade, Chevrolet Suburban or equivalent
6 passengers · 6 bagsExecutive Sprinter
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, executive configuration
14 passengers · 14 bagsStretch Limousine
Lincoln or Chrysler stretch, 8–10 passenger
10 passengers · 4 bagsBook long-distance transfers with Driven Lane.
Tell us the day and we will tell you the vehicle, the chauffeur and the all-in price. Dispatch answers 24 hours a day on (770) 626-4555.