On time, actually arrived early, takes the anxiety out of it. A real gentleman driver in an…read moreimpeccable vehicle.

Booked the day before to the airport and had Jerry as a driver in the morning. Pleasant and timely…read moreservice. Got my confirmation email and text messages regarding driver information and location all the way till arrival at the driveway. I truly enjoyed Mt.Pleasant and can't wait to visit again. I'll be calling this shuttle service when I return.

Total failure. If zero stars were an option, that's what I would give…read more On Thursday, I received a confirmation email stating: "Your transportation is booked!" along with a confirmation number (#153869) for a 5:00 a.m. pickup the following Sunday to catch an early flight to the West Coast. I also noticed a $1.00 authorization charge on my American Express card to verify the payment method. Everything appeared confirmed and in order. At 10:00 p.m. Saturday night, I emailed to verify that they had my cell phone number. Instead of a simple confirmation, I received a phone call at 11:55 p.m. informing me that my reservation had been canceled earlier in the week. The problem: nobody ever notified me. No email. No phone call. No voicemail. They simply canceled the reservation internally while leaving me with a confirmation number and every reason to believe I had transportation scheduled. With only five hours until pickup time, it was impossible to secure another car service, and Uber availability at my location was extremely limited that early in the morning. As a result, I missed my flight, missed a Mother's Day family dinner, and had to pay $340 to rebook my ticket. When I called the company the next business day seeking an explanation, I was transferred between three different people and ultimately never received a return call or email. Mistakes happen. Failing to notify a customer that you've canceled a confirmed reservation, especially for an airport pickup, is unacceptable. Failing to follow up afterward is even worse. I would never trust this company for transportation where timing matters.

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY FOR TRANSPORTATION. We used coastal limo for transportation during my…read morewedding last week and our driver was down right disrespectful...not just to me, but my mom, the best man, and several others in our wedding party. The driver refused to turn the radio on because he said he would not be able to hear if police officers were trying to pull him over...meanwhile, he was speeding the entire ride where 1 guest actually fell off her seat going around a turn. When I told him I paid a hefty price and wanted music to celebrate my wedding, he gave me a rude response while throwing an "F" bomb at me. After the wedding, we had guests going downtown to an after party and he refused transportation for any guests carrying alcohol (South Carolina allows opened containers on "hired charter vehicles" so this isn't true). We unfortunately needed to uber downtown instead. When I asked for a refund, I did not receive a timely response from the company. When I asked if they could return our belongings that were left on the bus, I was told twice (5 days apart) that they are looking into it and needed to await a response from the driver which had not been given. There are plenty of other companies in the area. Please go with someone else.

local resident for 50 years and even with tourist season is in order!!!!!!…read more Cheers!!!!!! Merrill

From the owner: At Twin Tours & Travel, we are dedicated to providing exceptional bus charter services, ensuring…read moreyour journey is as smooth and comfortable as your destination is exciting. Whether you're organizing a corporate outing, a school trip, or a family event, our fleet of modern, spacious buses is equipped to handle all your group travel needs. Are you planning a group outing, corporate event, or special occasion? Twin Tours & Travel is here to provide you with exceptional bus charter services designed to meet all your transportation needs.

Ease of booking? CHECK Ease of confirmation and follow up…read moreemails and texts closer to the date you need transportation? CHECK Quality of cars? CHECK Professionalism of drivers? CHECK SIDE NOTE: LUIS (08/12/25 CHS pick up) WAS GREAT MARK (08/13/25 FOR CHS DROP OFF) WAS GREAT AS WELL!!! Got us to the airport on time despite many traffic jams en route and he was able to modify the time to sooner. THANK YOU MAK (in Bostonian accent lol)

All I can said dont work for this Company they dont care about the Drivers they pretend you to…read moresurvive on 8 to 10 hours a week or 3 rides a week they have no loyalty only care about them I really look up to the Owner what a disappointment but am a man God I wish them the best I am giving this Jesus Christ he will provide

These guys really suck! Unreliable, regularly late, change their schedules without notice......then…read morehorrid customer service! I hope you can use a different company! You've had fair warning!

From the owner: Launched in 2011, SchoolWheels Direct is dedicated to providing parents and school districts across…read moreNorth America with safe, secure and reliable transportation and innovative technology services that improve performance, communication and safety on the way to and from school every day. This cost effective, fee-based student transportation service allows busy parents to continue sending their children to and from school every day in the safety of a school bus operated by a highly trained and licensed driver. SchoolWheels Direct leverages the core competencies of its parent company Student Transportation Inc.(STI) to create a new business model in which we market our transportation, safety and security services directly to parents. SchoolWheels Direct partners with some of the most trusted service providers in transportation, security and technology to make a child's travel to and from school a one-of-a-kind, safe experience. Parents can sign up, manage their account, choose routes and pay for service on the schoolwheels.com website. The SchoolWheels Direct SafeStop mobile app is a perfect example of a service provided that allows parents, students and schools to securely pinpoint the location of a vehicle on its route to and from school. It's accessible from any device connected to the Internet, and updates stop and arrival information in real time.

My Charleston 2026 Review Series 1 of 20 plus:…read more Explore Charleston! The Charleston Visitors Center is the ideal spot for first time visitors to become acquainted with the City of Charleston. It will serve as the perfect introduction to my 2026 Charleston Vacation Review series. The Visitor's Center introduced my family and I to the City's history and charm. It occupies the historic railroad building that was established in 1856. In 1991 it became the Visitor's Center. This is a linear building incorporated into the historical city grid that is parallel to a transit way which once served as a railroad. Although it is close to a mile from the heart of the city at Market Street, it is surrounded by historic buildings including the Charleston Museum across Meeting Street and the historic Embassy Suites a block south on Meeting Street where we stayed. From the perspective of a transit hub, the Visitor Center introduced us to Charleston. On our leading visit, we boarded the Gray Line City Tour bus in the transit way parallel to the building. On follow up visits we'd catch the free Charleston shuttle (D.A.S.H.) and the Boone Plantation Shuttle. The free Charleston shuttle stops are along John Street. I did take note that it also serves city buses. From serving as a place to board the vehicles that gave us tours of the City, I got to spend time here. First off it served as an air conditioned refuge while waiting for the tours or taking a breather from the summer weather. What I saw inside was a linear building featuring a gift shop, rest rooms, travel center, and mini museum (also called exhibition hall). The Visitor Center that I spent time in provides walls of brochures, maps, human travel guidance and more. The reality for me is that the Internet served as my Charleston tour guide. I passed over looking at the walls of brochures. However, I do admit that it would be nice to take a breather from my phone. Additionally the Visitor Center serves as a miniature museum. While waiting for the tour shuttle, I saw continuous video loops on Charleston with exhibits showcasing the City's history and culture. This includes a sweetgrass basket exhibit. Downbuilding from the Visitor Center is the gift shop. This includes a coffee kiosk that was always closed. The inventory includes Charleston books and bottled water. This is a premier spot for bottled water. At $2, the bottled water is a solid deal. Especially when we were on a walk in the northern reaches of the Historic District or waiting for transportation. The gift shop associates were the only people we associated with at the Visitor Center. Where the Visitor Center is a premier spot for water, it is not one for using a restroom. Previously I mentioned that the Visitor Center is incorporated into the historic railroad building. I get the impression that this historic preservation has created the challenge of accommodating restrooms. As a consequence there is a unisex restroom where men and women share a restroom. This is my first time experiencing a unisex restroom. I can write with confidence that I am not the only one that felt awkward. In conclusion the Charleston Visitor Center was the ideal establishment for us to get acquainted with Charleston, South Carolina. It was advantageous being one block north of our hotel. This is the ideal establishment to commence "My Charleston 2026 Vacation 20-plus Review Series."

Walked here on my first day here. Got a ton of brochures and pamphlets, booked a tour, bought some…read moreitems. Very informative!

Recently in South Carolina for family reunion. Our driver was Cliff and he was fantastic. He was…read moredressed professionally and acted even more so. It was a large group of 25 and yet he was able see us individually. He drove well, was sensitive and able to meet our needs.

We got married last weekend, and had "Lucy" shuttling guests to the venue, and used "Alice" as our…read moregetaway car. Planning was extremely easy with these guys, they were reliable and not only on-time but early! Of course, that didn't mean they were eager to leave ahead of time, it was all for the sake of preparedness. Alice, driven by Darvin, was magical. We experienced roads we've been on hundreds of times for the first time riding in her backseat. Darvin drove carefully and comfortably from John's Island to Downtown Charleston- about 45 minutes. The whole time we were enchanted by the starry sky, the breeze through our hair, and the era-appropriate jazz music playing through the radio. It truly was a cherry on top one of the greatest days of my life, and writing this review is the least I can do to remember it. While I didn't ride in the shuttle myself, it stuck out to me as unique and many of the guests appreciated both its convenience and the way it set the mood for the evening for our guests, allowing them to also meet one another before the event. Can't say enough good things about our experience with LowCountry Valet. Really hope we can find some reason to use their service again soon!

This review is strictly for the "Savannah for Morons" tour. I had an amazing experience with Danny…read moreand Dannie, the "Moron Twins." They were high-energy, engaging, and hilarious throughout the entire hour-long tour. Kelly's Tours provided the ride, while the Morons delivered the entertainment, along with a lighthearted take on Savannah's history. If you're looking for a fun, comedy-driven experience rather than a deep historical tour, this is definitely worth checking out.

Kelly Tours was just okay to me. The group I was traveling with booked them as they have extra…read moreservices they provide in Savannah. The buses were way smaller than I am used to when traveling which made it very uncomfortable as I am tall. Also on one of the local Kelly Tours the seats were broken. The drivers in all cases were awesome, but I would not be able to recommend them due to the discomfort of the buses and lack of upkeep.

I am writing to formally report a complaint about a bus driver, operating Route 10 bus number 4511…read moreon Friday, March 20, 2026. Approximately 1500 hours (3:00 pm), the driver approached bus stop at Rivers Ave/Remount NB where my husband and I were awaiting pickup according to the transit app. The driver's behavior was unprofessional, disrespectful, and discriminatory and caused discomfort to my husband and I. My husband is a Retired VA 100 percent disabled U.S. Veteran. "On 20 March at approximately 1500 hours the driver responded rudely and dismissively: "I am not picking up passengers, only dropping off". I approached the entrance with full busfare in hand. I understood her refusing to allow my husband and I on the transit. Respectfully I greeted the driver and entered our fare into the register. She then sarcastically asks my husband to disassemble our small carryon wagon holding a bag of dogfood for our service dogs at home. As we unloaded before entering fully onto the bus the driver raised her voice at me demanding " help him I'm in a hurry, you should have already taken that out". Several passengers sitting near the back began yelling slanders at my husband and I. The driver took No action to maintain control of her passengers conduct. We, my husband and I took our seat at the front right and continued the route in a composed and respectful manner to reach our destination. We feel the said driver's conduct was rude and unprofessional and even Unconstitutional. We are asking for a formal investigation into the driver's conduct; additional driver training on safety and customer service and an apology or compensation for those effected.

The older gentleman who drove the bus was super nice. During our short trip somehow we got on the…read moresubject of investment strageties: real-estate, buying precious metals, TSP, LLCs, ect. This was his third career and slowing building generational wealth and he had his pensions from his two previous careers. What a gem to have so much knowledge and to share it with me! The four star rating is only because the bus was late. But that is only because the bus was having some mechanical issues. If your traveling, the public bus system is great to use. Your smart phone will help you navigate where to walk, what bus stop to wait at and what bus number you should be on. Save money by using the bus. Fares are only $2.00.

DASH is a free public bus service operated by CARTA to many of Charleston's attractions. There are…read morethree different DASH bus routes that operate daily with frequent service on the 210 and 211, with buses running every 15 minutes for most of the day. The 213 is less frequent, running about every 45 minutes. While I stayed in the heart of Charleston, I was only able to use it once on my trip as I preferred to walk around most of the time since the city is very walkable. Also, DASH does not operate south of Broad Street, so it is not that convenient if you are trying to visit The Battery. I will say the buses are too big to operate on those narrow streets, anyway. Still, it is nice to know that this bus service is available, particularly on hot sunny days or when you do not feel like walking too far.