Construction Site Transportation Las Vegas

When you book with Las Vegas Shuttle Bus Rentals, you get a dedicated account manager who understands the unique challenges of moving people around active construction zones. We’ve worked with some of the biggest names in the industry—including general contractors, subcontractors, and developers—to provide shuttles for everything from casino renovations and resort expansions to stadium builds and infrastructure upgrades. Our dispatch team is available 24/7 to handle last-minute changes, and our drivers are experienced professionals who know how to navigate busy job sites safely. From the first phone call to the final drop-off, we make sure your crew gets where they need to go without any hassle.

Our fleet includes 18-, 20-, 25-, and 56-passenger buses, so you can choose the right size vehicle for your crew. Larger models have reclining seats, air conditioning, and onboard restrooms, while smaller minibuses are perfect for navigating tight spaces around downtown construction sites. If your workers need to bring tools or gear with them, just let us know—we’ll make sure there’s plenty of storage space either in the cabin or in an external compartment. Additional amenities like Wi-Fi and power outlets are available upon request.

Las Vegas construction sites are often spread out, congested, and difficult to access by personal vehicle. Parking is limited, and workers frequently face long walks from remote lots or off-site staging areas. A private shuttle solves these problems by providing direct, curb-to-curb service between designated pickup points and active work zones. You set the schedule based on your shift times and project deadlines; we supply the vehicles and drivers to make it happen. Multiple runs per day, split-shift coverage, and 24-hour operation are all available to match the pace of your job site.

Onboard amenities can be customized to fit the needs of your crew. Standard seating configurations accommodate teams of 18, 20, 25, or 56 passengers, with optional upgrades like reclining seats, individual lighting, and climate control. Larger buses include onboard restrooms to reduce unscheduled breaks, while Wi-Fi and USB charging ports enable foremen to review plans or communicate with the office during transit. Exterior storage bays hold tool bags, PPE, and small equipment, keeping aisles clear and trip hazards to a minimum.