Vacaville Construction Site Bus Rentals

With years of experience serving contractors, developers, and engineering firms across Solano County, Vacaville Coach Bus Service understands the unique challenges of moving people and equipment around active construction zones. We’ve worked with clients like Teichert, DeSilva Gates, and Swinerton Builders on major infrastructure projects along I-80, Highway 12, and local roads in Vacaville, Fairfield, and Dixon. Our team knows how to coordinate with project managers, safety officers, and union reps to create custom transportation plans that keep your workforce moving and your project on schedule. Whether you need daily commuter shuttles from park-and-ride lots in Elmira or Lagoon Valley, last-mile connections to remote job sites in the Vaca Hills, or emergency evacuation support during wildfire season, we’ve got you covered.

When you book with us, you’ll get access to one of the largest and newest fleets in California, including minibuses (18-35 passengers), sprinter vans (10-15 passengers), and full-size charter buses (40-56 passengers) from top manufacturers like MCI, Prevost, Van Hool, Temsa, Setra, Grech Motors, and Executive Coach Builders. All our vehicles are equipped with high-back reclining seats, seat belts, climate control, PA systems, and plenty of storage space for tool bags, coolers, and personal protective equipment (PPE). Onboard Wi-Fi, power outlets, and USB ports are available upon request, so your crew can stay connected and productive during transit. And if you have any special requests—like ADA lifts, bike racks, or extra luggage bays—we’ll make it happen.

Happy workers are productive workers, and nothing boosts morale like a comfortable ride to and from the job site. Our buses are designed with crew comfort in mind, featuring cushioned seats, powerful air conditioning (essential for those triple-digit days in July), and tinted windows to block out glare. Riders can use the free Wi-Fi to check email, stream music, or catch up on safety training videos during the commute, while onboard restrooms (available on full-size coaches) reduce the need for unscheduled pit stops.

For longer trips—such as shuttling linemen to PG&E transmission towers in rural Yolo County or transporting welders to pipeline crossings near the Sacramento River—we recommend booking a coach with reclining seats, footrests, and overhead parcel racks for maximum comfort. Crews can stow their hard hats, lunch coolers, and backpacks securely while they relax or socialize en route. And if anyone needs to charge a phone or tablet, there are plenty of power outlets and USB ports at every seat.

Construction sites are inherently dangerous environments, which is why safety is our top priority on every shuttle run. All our drivers undergo rigorous training in defensive driving, hazard recognition, and emergency procedures before they ever set foot on a job site. They’re also familiar with the unique challenges of operating large vehicles in close proximity to heavy equipment, uneven terrain, and active work zones.

Our fleet is meticulously maintained to meet or exceed all CHP and DOT safety standards, with regular inspections of brakes, tires, lights, and steering systems. Each bus is equipped with multiple fire extinguishers, first aid kits, reflective triangles, and two-way radios for instant communication with site supervisors. We also enforce strict policies against distracted driving, speeding, or unauthorized passengers—because nothing is more important than getting everyone home safe at the end of the day.