Airport arrivals and departures
Austin-Bergstrom pickups with flight tracking and 60 minutes of free wait on domestic arrivals, or a sedan from Dallas, Houston or San Antonio. See airport transportation.

Legislative Session
Austin Capitol car service for lobbyists, advocacy groups and staff who need a chauffeur waiting at the Capitol door between hearings.
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We reply with an all-inclusive price, usually within 15 minutes.
Our Austin Capitol car service is built for the people whose days run on hearing schedules: contract and in-house lobbyists, trade association staff, advocacy groups, PAC teams and the out-of-town clients they bring to testify. Session runs from January through early June in odd-numbered years, and the calendar compresses hard in the final weeks, when committee meetings stack up and the chambers sit late. A chauffeur on standby removes the parking problem on San Jacinto, Colorado and 15th Street and keeps your next meeting from depending on a rideshare surge.
We move single principals in a luxury sedan or luxury SUV, and we move delegations in a Mercedes Sprinter Van or mini bus when a group is coming in from the same hotel. Vehicles stop at public and visitor entrances under each building's rules, and passengers clear security themselves. For the broader corporate travel picture outside session, see our corporate limo service; this page is about the Capitol calendar specifically.
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Planning
Session days split into two problems: getting one or two people to the Capitol on time, and moving a whole advocacy group between the office, hearings and evening receptions. The rows below match the combinations our Austin Capitol car service books most often; compare capacities on the full fleet page.
| Who is riding | Recommended vehicles | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| One lobbyist or staffer, morning hearing | Luxury sedan | Door-to-door from a downtown hotel to the Capitol's public entrances, with a quiet cabin for call prep. |
| Two or three colleagues on a committee day | Luxury SUV | Room for laptops, binders and printed testimony, with privacy glass between stops. |
| Advocacy team of 8 to 10 | Mercedes Sprinter Van | Forward-facing captain's chairs and Wi-Fi so the group can review talking points en route. |
| Delegation of 12 to 18 | Sprinter Limo or SUV Stretch Limo | One vehicle keeps a large delegation together through a day of scheduled stops. |
| Fly-in group of 20 to 30 | Mini Bus | Luggage storage for arrival-day bags and group seating for a full day of meetings. |
| Full association or convention delegation | Charter Bus | Up to 56 passengers on one reservation with one point of contact for schedule changes. |
Pricing
Austin Capitol car service is priced two ways: a flat point-to-point rate for a single run such as a hotel to the Capitol, or an hourly rate with a minimum block when you want the chauffeur to hold and wait through a hearing. Every quote is all-inclusive, with gratuity, tolls and fees explained upfront before you reserve.
| Vehicle | Passengers | Minimum | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Luxury Sedan | Up to 3 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
| Luxury SUV | Up to 7 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
| Mercedes Sprinter Van | 10 to 15 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
| Mini Bus | 18 to 30 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
| Sprinter Limo | 10 to 14 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
Included in every quote: chauffeur gratuity, tolls, fuel and parking. Hourly standby during the final weeks of session, when hearings run late, costs more than a single transfer, and longer holds or multiple stops raise the total.
Send your date and venues. We reply with an all-inclusive quote, usually within 15 minutes.
Sample schedule
This illustrative itinerary shows how a fly-in advocacy day can run on one reservation, with the same chauffeur holding the vehicle between stops. Session calendars shift, so confirm hearing times and drop-off zones with the organizer before the day.
Times are an example only. Your planner builds your schedule from your hearing times, office addresses and reception locations.
How it works
Beyond the big day
Most session trips sit inside a longer stay, so the same reservation can cover arrivals, evening events and the ride home.
Austin-Bergstrom pickups with flight tracking and 60 minutes of free wait on domestic arrivals, or a sedan from Dallas, Houston or San Antonio. See airport transportation.
Hearings run long and committee schedules move. Keep a chauffeur and vehicle on call by the hour so a delayed vote does not strand your group downtown. See hourly limo service.
Session evenings fill with events near the Warehouse District, Rainey Street and Congress Avenue. A sedan or SUV handles the short hops so nobody hunts for parking between venues.
A Sprinter van or mini bus moves a whole delegation between a restaurant and the hotel on one schedule, with a single point of contact for the organizer.
Some groups pair Austin with meetings in Dallas, Houston or San Antonio. A city-to-city car service covers the drive without a flight or a rental car.
Several offices, agencies and venues in one day work best on a fixed itinerary with one vehicle. Our roadshow transportation team builds those runs.
Locations
Session mornings start early on the blocks around the Texas Capitol, where Congress Avenue, 11th and 15th Streets fill with staff, lobbyists and press before committee hearings open. We pick up at hotel entrances on Brazos, San Jacinto and East 7th, and drop at the public visitor entrances the Capitol and nearby state office buildings allow, since passengers clear their own security. A chauffeur holds at a legal curb rather than circling the block, which matters when a hearing runs long. During session, January through May, we build in time for closures around the Capitol grounds on bill-signing and rally days, and for the afternoon crush when the legislature adjourns. If a meeting moves to a state office building a few blocks away, give the reservation team the address and we will confirm the curb in advance.
Advocacy groups often lodge near the University of Texas, and the run down Guadalupe, Lavaca or San Jacinto to the Capitol is short but slow on class days and during home football Saturdays in the fall. We schedule pickups from hotel and condo entrances along MLK and Dean Keeton with a buffer for game-day street closures, and keep the vehicle waiting rather than releasing it. For groups moving between a morning briefing on campus and an afternoon hearing, a Mercedes Sprinter Van keeps a dozen people together with one point of contact. Evening receptions near Mueller and Manor Road are an easy return leg once the traffic thins after 7 pm.
Delegations flying into Austin-Bergstrom land 15 minutes from downtown on SH-71, and the ride in past the airport hotels on Riverside and Ben White is the first thing they judge. Our Austin Capitol car service handles meet-and-greet arrivals at AUS with flight tracking and 60 minutes of free wait time on domestic flights, so a delayed connection does not cost you the car. From East Austin hotels on East 6th and East 11th, chauffeurs reach the Capitol in about ten minutes outside rush hour, longer when I-35 backs up. Session weeks in February and March are the busiest, so book the airport leg with the rest of the schedule.
Lobbyists staying west of downtown, in Tarrytown, Old West Austin or along MoPac, use the Lamar and Guadalupe corridors to reach the Capitol, and a sedan is usually the right size for one or two people making three stops before lunch. The Luxury Sedan handles that kind of day: leather seats, a quiet cabin and phone chargers for calls between meetings. For a firm bringing six or seven people to a hearing, the Luxury SUV covers the group in one vehicle. Spring afternoons bring thunderstorms, so we allow extra minutes on MoPac and keep the chauffeur reachable by phone when a hearing runs past its posted time.
Some session teams base themselves outside the city and commute in: Round Rock and Cedar Park along I-35 and US-183, Georgetown up the same corridor, and Dripping Springs out west on US-290. Those runs are 30 to 50 minutes each way depending on the hour, and the return leg after an evening reception is where a chauffeured car earns its place. We schedule a single reservation covering the morning in and the late run home, with the same chauffeur and one point of contact for the group. During session, I-35 northbound backs up from about 4 pm, so we leave the Capitol earlier or route west to MoPac when it is quicker.
See every city we cover on our service areas page.
Checklist
Have these details ready when you request a quote and the team can price your Austin Capitol car service accurately in one pass.
Every address for the day: hotel, Capitol entrances, office buildings and reception venues.
Hearing and session times, plus a realistic buffer for security lines at public entrances.
The number of riders in each group and how many will split off during the day.
Who the single point of contact is, with a mobile number the chauffeur can reach.
Arrival and departure flights for anyone flying in, with flight numbers if airport pickups are included.
Any evening receptions or dinners that need their own vehicle and pickup time.
Building and venue rules on where vehicles may stop, since passengers clear security themselves.
Tell the reservation team about any special requests when you book, such as step-in help or extra luggage space.
Why us
One company covers Texas, New York, New Jersey, DC, Maryland and Virginia, so a national advocacy group books every statehouse visit through the same reservation team.
A three-passenger sedan for a single lobbyist, a 15-passenger Sprinter for a delegation, or a 56-passenger coach for a rally day, all from one fleet.
Send your hearing dates, hotels and pickup points and an all-inclusive quote usually comes back within 15 minutes, with gratuity and fees explained upfront.
Committee schedules shift and hearings run late; reservations and dispatch are staffed around the clock so a changed pickup time still reaches a person.
FAQs
Pricing depends on the vehicle class, the hours you keep the car and the distance between your hotel and the Capitol. A sedan held by the hour for a hearing day prices differently from a Sprinter on a fixed schedule. Send your dates and pickup points and we will return an all-inclusive quote, usually within 15 minutes, with gratuity and fees explained upfront.
Book as soon as your hearing and travel dates are set. Session weeks from January through May fill quickly, and February and March are the tightest for sedans and SUVs near the Capitol. A single airport transfer can often be arranged with 24 hours' notice, and same-day requests are sometimes possible when vehicles are available.
Yes. On an hourly booking the car and chauffeur stay with your schedule, so a committee hearing that runs past its posted time does not strand you. Your chauffeur arrives 15 minutes before pickup and stays reachable by phone. We build the day around your timeline and show you the hours before you book.
We stop at public and visitor entrances under each building's rules. Passengers clear security themselves, and chauffeurs do not enter secured areas. If your meeting is in a nearby state office building, give the reservation team the address and we will confirm the legal curb or loading zone in advance.
We track the flight and include 60 minutes of free wait time on domestic arrivals at Austin-Bergstrom, with meet-and-greet inside the terminal. The chauffeur's name and contact details are sent before pickup, and the car is detailed and inspected before the trip. Larger delegations can travel together in a Sprinter van.
One or two people moving between meetings are best in a Luxury Sedan, while a firm bringing six or seven to a hearing fits a Luxury SUV. For a delegation of ten to fifteen with luggage, the Mercedes Sprinter Van keeps everyone together with one point of contact.
Yes. Several vehicles can run under one reservation with a single point of contact, which suits an advocacy day when different teams start from different hotels and converge on the Capitol. Send the full roster of pickups and times and we will build one schedule. Each chauffeur arrives 15 minutes early and holds at a legal curb.
We cover the Capitol and downtown Austin, the University of Texas and Mueller area, the airport corridor, West Austin and Tarrytown, and suburban bases such as Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown and Dripping Springs. Our Austin Capitol car service also runs longer trips across Texas, including Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio, when flying is more trouble than the drive.
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