Government & Military Travel in Provo

When you book with Provo Coach Bus Service, you get decades of experience handling complex logistics for military and government operations—including last-minute deployments, base transfers, and multi-vehicle convoys. We understand the unique needs of these groups because we’ve done it before: coordinating training exercises at Camp Williams, running airport shuttles to Salt Lake City International (SLC), and moving large units between installations across the Wasatch Front. Our fleet includes everything from compact minibuses to full-size charter buses with room for gear, so you can customize your trip to fit any budget or headcount. Need to move a battalion? We’ll run multiple vehicles on a staggered schedule. Just moving a few officers? A minibus will do the trick. And if you’re traveling out of state, we’ll get you there on time with no missed connections.

Provo Coach Bus Service offers one of the most versatile fleets in the industry, so you can scale your transportation up or down depending on the size of your unit. Our standard charter buses seat up to 56 passengers and come with forward-facing seats, overhead storage bins, and underfloor luggage bays big enough for rucksacks and duffel bags. Smaller groups can save money by booking a minibus (up to 35 seats) or even a sprinter van, while larger movements can be handled by reserving multiple vehicles at once. We also offer upgraded models with reclining seats, individual reading lights, and USB charging ports at every row. If you have specific equipment needs—like extra cargo space for weapons cases or communications gear—let us know and we’ll match you with a bus that fits.

Our buses come with a range of optional amenities designed to keep passengers comfortable and productive during long trips. Standard features include padded seats, climate control, and ample legroom, but you can also upgrade to a model with Wi-Fi, 110V power outlets, and flat-screen monitors at the front of the cabin. Many of our clients use the Wi-Fi to send emails and download maps, while the video screens are perfect for showing training videos or briefing slides. There’s also a PA system for making announcements, plus a restroom at the rear of the bus to minimize unscheduled stops. It’s not quite first class, but it beats riding in the back of a Humvee.