Point to Point

Point to Point Limo Service in New York, New Jersey, DC, Maryland, Virginia & Texas

A **point to point limo service** is one chauffeured ride from the address you give us to the address you name, quoted flat before you book.

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Our point to point limo service is a single chauffeured ride between two addresses: your home to a Midtown office, a Princeton hotel to a wedding in the Hudson Valley, a Dallas hotel to a dinner in Fort Worth. You give us the pickup address, the destination and the time, and we send one all-inclusive quote with gratuity, tolls and fees already explained. It suits travelers who want a car waiting at the curb, executive assistants arranging a client visit, and anyone moving between cities without the airport.

We run these rides across New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia and Texas, and between them on longer runs. Most one-way trips go in a luxury sedan for up to three passengers or a luxury SUV when there is luggage, with a Mercedes Sprinter Van for a team traveling together. If your day has several stops rather than one, book hourly limo service instead so the chauffeur stays with you between addresses.

Included

What is included in a point to point limo service?

  • One flat quoted price for the ride, with gratuity, tolls and fees explained before you reserve
  • Chauffeur arrival 15 minutes before pickup, with name and contact details sent ahead
  • Door-to-door pickup at the address you give, not a depot or a curbside meeting point
  • Flight tracking and 60 minutes of free wait time on rides that start at an airport
  • Luggage handling for airport runs, hotel checkouts and multi-bag family trips
  • Vehicle inspected and detailed before every trip, with bottled water in sedans and SUVs
  • Several vehicles under one reservation with a single point of contact for group moves
  • Written confirmation of the pickup time, addresses and vehicle class after you book

Planning

Which vehicle fits your point to point ride?

A point to point limo service is one chauffeured ride from one address to another, so the right vehicle depends on how many people are travelling and how much luggage goes with them. Match your group to a class below, then compare every option on the fleet page.

Who is ridingRecommended vehiclesWhy it works
One to three travellers with light bagsLuxury SedanQuiet cabin and leather seats for solo airport runs, client meetings and dinner reservations.
Up to seven people with four to eight bagsLuxury SUVEscalade, Suburban or Navigator room for a family airport transfer or a small team.
A couple marking an occasion on the wayStretch LimousineWraparound seating, mood lighting and a bar area for eight to ten riders.
Ten to fifteen colleagues heading to one venueMercedes Sprinter VanCaptain's chairs, Wi-Fi and USB charging so the group arrives ready to work.
A wedding party or wine tour group of ten to fourteenSprinter LimoPerimeter seating, ambient lighting and standing headroom for a dressed-up group.
Eighteen to forty people on one bookingParty Bus or Mini BusOne vehicle, one pickup point and one drop-off keeps a large group together.

Pricing

How much does a point to point ride cost?

A point to point ride is priced as a flat transfer between the two addresses you give us, not by the hour, so the quote does not move if traffic does. Every quote is all-inclusive and usually back within 15 minutes, with gratuity, tolls and fees shown upfront.

VehiclePassengersMinimumPrice
Luxury SedanUp to 33 hoursQuote in 15 minutes
Luxury SUVUp to 73 hoursQuote in 15 minutes
Mercedes Sprinter Van10 to 153 hoursQuote in 15 minutes
Stretch Limousine8 to 103 hoursQuote in 15 minutes

Included in every quote: chauffeur gratuity, tolls, fuel and parking. Distance and crossing toll bridges or tunnels set the base, and peak Friday afternoons, holiday weekends and long waits at the curb can raise it.

Planning your point to point ride?

Send your date and venues. We reply with an all-inclusive quote, usually within 15 minutes.

Sample schedule

How a point to point booking runs, step by step

This is an illustrative schedule for a single long-distance ride, from the quote to the drop-off. Every booking follows the same shape, but your times come from your addresses, your pickup window and the traffic on the day.

  1. Confirmation and chauffeur details sentChauffeur name and contact details arrive before pickup, with the pickup address confirmed
  2. Chauffeur arrives at the pickup addressLuxury SUV · parked and waiting, with the engine off and the cabin ready
  3. Pickup, luggage loaded, route confirmedLuxury SUV · loads bags, confirms the drop-off address and checks the traffic report
  4. On the highwayLuxury SUV · steady highway speed, with a rest stop offered on longer runs
  5. Midway break, if requestedLuxury SUV · pulls into a service area, chauffeur stays with the vehicle
  6. Arrival at the destination addressLuxury SUV · pulls up to the entrance, unloads bags and confirms the fare was settled at booking
  7. Ride closed outChauffeur reports completion to dispatch; a return ride can be added to the same reservation

Times are an example only; your planner builds your schedule from your pickup address, drop-off address, the day of the week and any stops you add.

How it works

How booking a point to point ride works

  1. Request a quoteSend the pickup address, the destination, the date and the number of passengers and bags. You get an all-inclusive flat quote, usually within 15 minutes.
  2. Confirm the planWe confirm the vehicle class, the pickup time and both addresses in writing, and take a secure deposit to hold the reservation.
  3. Get your chauffeur detailsBefore pickup you receive the chauffeur's name and phone number, and dispatch watches the route so the car is at your door 15 minutes early.
  4. Enjoy the rideThe chauffeur loads the bags, drives the agreed route to your destination and confirms the drop-off address with you before setting off.

Beyond the big day

Rides that pair with a single point to point trip

Many point to point bookings are one leg of a longer plan. These are the trips customers most often add to the same reservation.

Airport transfers

A one-way ride to JFK, Newark, Reagan National, Dulles, BWI, DFW, IAH or Austin-Bergstrom, with flight tracking and 60 minutes of free wait time on domestic arrivals. See airport transportation.

City to city runs

New York to DC, Dallas to Houston or Baltimore to Philadelphia as a single ride, booked through our city to city car service.

Corporate accounts

Executives and assistants can put recurring point to point rides on a company account with monthly billing. Details are on the corporate limo service page.

Cruise terminal drop-offs

One-way rides to the Manhattan and Brooklyn piers, Cape Liberty, the Baltimore Cruise Terminal and Galveston, timed to your boarding window.

Hourly bookings

When the day has several stops, switch from a single ride to a chauffeur held by the hour so the vehicle waits between addresses.

Group arrivals

Several vehicles can run under one reservation with a single point of contact, useful when a team lands on different flights. Start with group transportation.

Locations

Point to Point Limo Service across New York, New Jersey, DC, Maryland, Virginia & Texas

Point to Point Limo in New York

Airports JFK, LaGuardia (LGA), Westchester (HPN), Long Island MacArthur (ISP), Albany (ALB), Buffalo (BUF)

A single chauffeured ride in New York usually means one address to one address: a Midtown office to a client dinner in the Financial District, a Brooklyn brownstone to a wedding in Westchester, or a Manhattan hotel to JFK. Traffic sets the schedule, so we build in time for the Long Island Expressway, the BQE and the Cross Bronx at rush hour, and we know where a car can legally stop outside hotels, theaters and office towers. Upstate runs to Albany, the Catskills and the Adirondacks follow the Thruway and the Northway, and winter weather on those roads can add an hour. Tell the reservation team about any special requests when you book.

Point to Point Limo in New Jersey

Airports Newark Liberty (EWR), Trenton-Mercer (TTN), Atlantic City (ACY)

New Jersey rides run the length of the state, from the George Washington Bridge and the Palisades down the Turnpike to Princeton and the Delaware Valley, and along the Garden State Parkway to the Shore. A single pickup might be a Newark Liberty arrival to a corporate campus on Route 1, a Hoboken dinner to a MetLife Stadium event, or a Cape May weekend drop. Summer Fridays on the Parkway and shore-bound traffic on the Atlantic City Expressway need extra time, and we plan pickups around them. We confirm the exact door and any gate instructions before the chauffeur is dispatched.

Point to Point Limo in Washington, DC

Airports Reagan National (DCA), Dulles (IAD), BWI Marshall (BWI)

In the District, a point to point ride is often a Capitol Hill meeting to Georgetown, a hotel to Reagan National, or Union Station to a conference in Foggy Bottom. Security zones around the Capitol, the White House and federal buildings limit where vehicles can stop, so we choose pickup points a block or two from the entrance and tell you where to meet the chauffeur. Inaugurations, motorcades and marathon weekends close streets without much notice, and we route around them. Evening monument tours and embassy dinners are common single rides, and the chauffeur waits at the curb with your name.

Point to Point Limo in Maryland

Airports BWI Marshall (BWI), Hagerstown (HGR), Salisbury (SBY)

Maryland stretches from the Baltimore waterfront and the BWI corridor west through Bethesda, Rockville and Silver Spring to Frederick and the mountains, and east across the Bay Bridge to Annapolis and the Eastern Shore. A single ride might be a BWI arrival to a hotel in the Inner Harbor, a Bethesda office to a dinner in DC, or a Columbia campus visit. Bay Bridge backups on summer weekends and game-day traffic around the stadiums are the two delays we plan around most. Annapolis weekend trips and Eastern Shore weddings often mean one long drop rather than a shuttle, and we quote the whole run.

Point to Point Limo in Virginia

Airports Dulles (IAD), Reagan National (DCA), Richmond (RIC), Norfolk (ORF), Charlottesville (CHO)

Virginia rides cover Northern Virginia's Tysons corridor and the Dulles access road, Alexandria and Arlington just across the river, and the long I-95 and I-81 runs to Richmond, Charlottesville, the Shenandoah Valley and Hampton Roads. A common single ride is a Dulles arrival to a Tysons office, a Reston hotel to a DC meeting, or a Fairfax pickup to a winery in Loudoun County. Beltway and I-66 congestion sets the timing, and fall leaf season on Skyline Drive and Blue Ridge Parkway weekends adds hours. We confirm the terminal, door and luggage count when you book.

Point to Point Limo in Texas

Airports DFW, Love Field (DAL), Houston IAH, Hobby (HOU), Austin (AUS), San Antonio (SAT), El Paso (ELP)

In Texas, distance is the point: a single ride might run from a Houston high-rise to IAH, from DFW to a Fort Worth stockyards dinner, or from Austin to a Hill Country wedding venue outside Fredericksburg. The I-35 corridor between Austin, San Antonio and Dallas carries heavy truck traffic, and Houston's Katy Freeway and the Dallas North Tollway slow at rush hour, so we quote the route rather than the miles. Summer heat means the car is cooled before you step in. Game days at college stadiums and quinceañera Saturdays are busy, so lock in the pickup time early.

See every city we cover on our service areas page.

Checklist

Planning checklist for a single chauffeured ride

Have these details ready when you request a quote and the reservation team can price your ride accurately in one pass.

  1. The exact pickup address, including the entrance, terminal or building side the chauffeur should use.

  2. The exact drop-off address, with any gate code, loading zone or venue access note.

  3. Your pickup time and how much buffer you want before a flight, meeting or reservation.

  4. How many passengers are riding and how many suitcases, garment bags or golf bags travel with them.

  5. Any stops between pickup and drop-off, and how long each one should take.

  6. Whether the ride is one-way or a return, and whether the return time is fixed or open.

  7. A mobile number for the lead passenger, and the name the reservation should be under.

  8. Any special requests, such as a quiet cabin for calls or extra luggage space, noted when you book.

Why us

Why book AA Limousines for point to point service?

6 states

One company covers New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia and Texas, so a single ride and a single point of contact follow you across state lines.

10 vehicle classes

A 3-passenger sedan for one traveler or a 56-passenger coach for a group, so the vehicle matches the ride rather than the other way around.

15-minute quotes

Send the pickup address, drop-off address and time, and an all-inclusive quote usually comes back within 15 minutes with gratuity and tolls explained.

24/7 dispatch

Reservations and dispatch answer around the clock, so a flight change or a late meeting still reaches a person who can move your pickup.

FAQs

Point to Point Limo FAQs

How much does a single chauffeured ride cost?

The quote depends on the distance, the vehicle class, the time of day and any tolls or parking on the route. We price the whole run from pickup address to drop-off address, not by the hour, and the all-inclusive quote explains gratuity, tolls and fees upfront. Send both addresses and your pickup time for a quote, usually within 15 minutes.

How far ahead should I book a single ride?

For airport transfers and corporate rides, 24 hours ahead is usually enough, and same-day is often possible when vehicles are available. Holiday weekends, prom and wedding Saturdays, and large group vehicles book further out. If your plans are firm, reserve early and you will have written confirmation and a chauffeur name before pickup.

Is there a minimum number of hours?

Point to point rides are quoted as a single trip, not by the hour, so there is no hourly minimum on a standard pickup and drop-off. If you want the chauffeur to stay with you between stops, that is an hourly booking instead. Tell the reservation team your plan and we will quote the right format.

What happens if my flight or meeting runs late?

Airport pickups include flight tracking and 60 minutes of free wait time for domestic arrivals, so a delayed landing does not affect your ride. For meetings and events, call dispatch and we will adjust the pickup when the vehicle schedule allows. Your chauffeur's contact details arrive before pickup so you can reach them directly.

Which vehicle should I choose for a single ride?

A Luxury Sedan suits one to three passengers with light luggage, and a Luxury SUV fits up to seven with four to eight bags. Groups moving together often use a Mercedes Sprinter Van for ten to fifteen, and larger parties can split across several vehicles under one reservation.

Can you handle several pickups under one reservation?

Yes. Several vehicles can run under one reservation with one point of contact, which suits a team arriving on different flights or guests leaving a venue at different times. Each car gets its own chauffeur and confirmation, and one coordinator tracks them all. Tell the reservation team the addresses and times when you book.

Can we bring drinks in the vehicle?

Guests 21 and older may bring their own beverages in limousines and party vehicles where state law allows. Alcohol is never permitted for underage passengers, including prom and homecoming groups.

Do you provide this service in all six states?

Yes. We run point to point limo service in New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia and Texas, and long-distance trips between those areas are available. That covers city-to-city runs such as New York to DC or Dallas to Houston, with one quote for the whole route and one chauffeur from door to door.

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