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Corporate Car Service in Seattle

Chauffeured transportation for executives, visiting clients and teams moving between downtown Seattle, the Eastside and SEA. Book a single ride, a multi-stop roadshow day or group shuttles for a conference, and set up a standing account if your team travels often.

Downtown Seattle office towers rising above the waterfront on a clear sunny day

At a Glance

Services
Executive transport, multi-stop itineraries, group shuttles for conferences and client visits
Vehicles
Executive sedan for up to 3; Executive Sprinter Van for up to 12
Airport
Flight tracking on every SEA pickup
Accounts
Dedicated account contact and standing vehicle assignment for regular teams
Booking
Online 24 hours; dispatch 5 AM – 1 AM daily

Executive Travel and Client Visits

For one executive or a visiting client, the executive sedan is the usual choice: up to three passengers, a quiet cabin, bottled water and Wi-Fi on request. Airport pickups include flight tracking, so a delayed arrival moves the pickup instead of stranding your guest. Our SEA-TAC airport service explains where the chauffeur meets arriving passengers.

What a chauffeur has to meet in Washington

If your company vets ground transportation vendors, the state sets a useful baseline. Under Department of Licensing rules, a limousine chauffeur must be at least 21, hold a valid Washington driver license, pass a Washington State Patrol background check, keep a medical certificate renewed every two years, take part in random drug testing and complete a National Safety Council defensive driving course. Carriers must file proof of at least $1,050,000 in combined single-limit liability insurance. Our chauffeurs are licensed, background-checked and trained in defensive driving, and in Seattle traffic and event logistics.

Booking for someone else

Assistants and travel coordinators should include the traveler’s name and mobile number, the flight number or pickup address, and building or entrance details for each stop. On large campuses that last detail matters most.

Roadshows and Multi-Stop Days

A roadshow strings together meetings in downtown Seattle, Bellevue and Redmond, often with a flight at one end. Book it as a multi-stop itinerary, or by the hour through hourly chauffeur service when the schedule may shift, so you are not arranging a new ride after every meeting.

Traffic across Lake Washington

The day turns on the bridges. According to WSDOT, the 14-mile evening commute from Redmond to Seattle on SR 520 averaged 33 minutes in 2024, and took 56 minutes to arrive on time on 95 percent of trips. The morning commute north on I-405 from Tukwila to Bellevue averaged 40 minutes. SR 520 is tolled in both directions at rates that change by time of day; I-90 is not tolled. Leave more room between an Eastside meeting and a downtown one in the late afternoon than at midday.

Moving a team together

Teams of four or more usually travel better in the Executive Sprinter Van: conference-style seating for up to 12 and luggage capacity, so the group can talk through the next meeting on the way. Our article on planning a multi-stop corporate roadshow covers sequencing the day.

Conferences and Eastside Campuses

Seattle Convention Center

The Seattle Convention Center has two downtown buildings a block apart: Arch at 705 Pike Street and Summit at 900 Pine Street. Per the center, the private-vehicle drop-off for Arch is at 725 Pike, and Summit’s is on 9th Avenue between Pine Street and Olive Way. Note which building each session or booth is in, so pickups are set for the right door.

Meydenbauer Center, Bellevue

Bellevue’s convention center, Meydenbauer Center, is at 11100 NE 6th Street. Group shuttles can link attendee hotels, the venue and evening dinners on either side of the lake.

Corporate campuses

Microsoft’s headquarters in Redmond covers 500 acres and more than 125 buildings, so a building number matters as much as the street address. T-Mobile’s headquarters is in Bellevue at 12920 SE 38th Street. For any campus visit, ask your host for the building, visitor entrance and lobby check-in instructions, and include them with the booking.

Standing Accounts

Teams that book regularly can have a dedicated account contact and a standing vehicle assignment, which cuts the coordination on every trip.

Group Shuttles

Conference and client-visit shuttles in the Sprinter van for up to 12, or the party bus for up to 30 at corporate events.

Party bus rental →

Around the Region

Dispatch covers King, Snohomish and Pierce counties, with longer trips arranged in advance.

See the service area →

FAQ

Corporate Car Service Questions

Can we keep one car and chauffeur for a full day of meetings?

Yes. Book by the hour with no fixed itinerary, or send the meeting schedule as a multi-stop itinerary. See hourly chauffeur service.

Is Wi-Fi available?

Wi-Fi is available on request in the executive sedan. Mention it when you book.

How do I check that a limousine company is licensed in Washington?

Limousine carriers in Washington are licensed by the Department of Licensing. You can look up a business license and its status with the DOL license lookup.

What does a standing account include?

A dedicated account contact and a standing vehicle assignment for teams that book regularly. Get in touch to set one up.

Set Up Corporate Transportation

Send your schedule or ask about a standing account for your team.