Construction Shuttles in Great Falls

When you book with Great Falls Coach Bus Service, you’re working with a company that has years of experience providing construction site transportation for crews of all sizes across Montana. We’ve handled projects everywhere from downtown high-rises to remote infrastructure jobs along I-15, US-87, and MT-200. Our fleet includes everything from 18-passenger minibuses to 56-passenger motorcoaches, so we can easily scale to fit your needs—whether you’re running a single-site job or coordinating multiple sites across Cascade County.

Need something custom? We build fully customized packages around your exact schedule, crew size, and budget. That means you get exactly the service you need—no more, no less. And because we operate 24/7/365, you can always get someone on the phone who understands this industry and will make sure you get exactly what you need, when you need it.

When you book a construction shuttle with Great Falls Coach Bus Service, you can rest easy knowing you’re getting a reliable transportation solution that won’t let you down. We pride ourselves on providing exceptional customer service and support every step of the way—from the initial quote to the final drop-off. Our team is available 24/7 to answer questions, address concerns, and make any necessary adjustments to your reservation.

Need to add another vehicle to accommodate a larger crew? No problem. Have a last-minute schedule change due to weather or site conditions? We’ll work with you to get you a solution. Our goal is to make sure your construction shuttle service runs smoothly from start to finish.

One of the biggest challenges of working on a construction site is keeping track of tools and personal belongings. With a charter bus or minibus rental, your crew will have access to plenty of onboard storage space for everything they need. Larger vehicles offer undercarriage storage compartments that are perfect for stowing tool bags, safety gear, and other bulky items, while smaller buses feature overhead racks for hard hats, lunch coolers, and backpacks. This not only keeps the cabin clutter-free but also ensures that essential equipment is always within reach.

By consolidating transportation and storage into a single solution, you can reduce the risk of lost or stolen items and improve overall efficiency on the job site. Crew members will appreciate having a designated place to store their belongings during transit, and you’ll benefit from fewer delays caused by misplaced tools.