Charter Bus Rentals For Emergencies & Evacuations in Austin

When you choose Coach Bus Austin, you’re working with a company that has over a decade of experience handling complex logistics under pressure. We’ve moved entire workforces during hurricane evacuations, provided evacuation transportation for houses and neighborhoods during wildfires and floods, supplied vehicles for FEMA and Texas Division of Emergency Management operations, and helped local businesses implement continuity plans during blackouts and winter storms. Our fleet includes 18-, 20-, 25-, and 56-passenger buses from top manufacturers like Van Hool, Prevost, MCI, Grech, and Tiffany, so you can move small groups or large crowds quickly and efficiently. Need multiple stops? Last-minute changes? Bilingual support? We do it all because we know lives and livelihoods are on the line.

Austin may be inland, but it’s no stranger to natural disasters—from Hurricane Harvey’s record-breaking rains to the Bastrop Complex Fire and recent Onion Creek flooding. When every minute counts, you need an evacuation plan that works. Coach Bus Austin provides emergency evacuation transportation for residents, assisted living facilities, college campuses, and corporate offices across the Austin metro area. We’ve helped move people out of flood-prone neighborhoods like Dove Springs and Onion Creek, wildfire zones in Travis and Bastrop Counties, and rural communities with limited transit options. Our largest buses can seat up to 56 passengers and include room for luggage, pets in carriers, and essential supplies. Smaller shuttle buses (18–25 seats) are available for narrow roads and last-mile connections. You set the destination—whether it’s a Red Cross shelter, hotel hub, or staging area outside the impact zone—and we’ll get everyone there safely. Need to run multiple trips? We’ll build a custom schedule that fits your timeline and budget.

Is your company prepared for the next big outage? Coach Bus Austin helps businesses and government agencies develop continuity plans that include emergency employee transportation. If a flood or wildfire cuts off access to your downtown Austin office, how will your staff get to a backup location? If power goes down at a hospital or data center, can you quickly bring in replacement workers? Our team will work with you to map out potential scenarios and pre-arrange charter bus service on short notice. During Winter Storm Uri, we provided shuttles for essential employees at hospitals, water treatment plants, and grocery distribution centers across Austin and San Antonio. Having a contract in place ensures you’ll be at the front of the line when disaster strikes.