Missoula Emergency Response & Evacuation Bus Rentals
If you need immediate, reliable, and flexible emergency transportation services anywhere in Montana, Missoula Coach Bus Service is here for you 24/7/365. We provide rapid-response charter bus rentals in Missoula and across the state, helping organizations, businesses, schools, government agencies, and families move people quickly and safely during any crisis. Call our team anytime at 406-610-8940 to request a quote or dispatch a vehicle within minutes.
Whether you’re dealing with a wildfire evacuation along the Bitterroot, flooding in the Clark Fork River basin, a hazardous materials spill on I-90, or a medical emergency requiring non-ambulance patient transport, we have the experience and resources to get your group to safety. Our fleet includes everything from 56-passenger motorcoaches to minibuses and sprinter vans, so we can accommodate groups of any size and travel anywhere in Montana or out of state at a moment’s notice.
Why Choose Missoula Coach Bus Service for Emergency Transportation?
We’ve been providing emergency transportation services in Missoula and across Montana for years, so we understand what it takes to respond quickly and effectively when disaster strikes. Our dispatch team is available 24/7/365 to take your call, answer your questions, and coordinate every detail of your evacuation or relief effort. We have access to one of the largest fleets in the state, including minibuses, sprinter vans, school buses, and full-size charter buses that can accommodate anywhere from 10 to 56 passengers each. No matter how many people you need to move or where they need to go, we’ll make it happen—fast.
When you book with us, you’re getting more than just a bus—you’re getting a partner who will go above and beyond to keep your group safe and comfortable. We can provide drivers who are familiar with local routes and conditions, especially in areas prone to wildfires like Lolo National Forest or flood zones near the Clark Fork River. We offer flexible scheduling and routing based on real-time updates from emergency management officials. And we can customize each vehicle with amenities like WiFi, power outlets, restrooms, luggage storage, and ADA-accessible features to meet your specific needs.
Evacuation Transportation During Natural Disasters
Montana is no stranger to natural disasters, from wildfires in the summer to blizzards in the winter. When roads are closed and public transit shuts down, you need a private transportation provider you can count on. Missoula Coach Bus Service has helped evacuate residents from threatened areas, transported first responders to the front lines, and delivered essential supplies to shelters and command centers.
Our buses can operate in challenging conditions and reach remote locations that other vehicles can’t. We’ve worked with local governments, fire departments, hospitals, and nonprofits to create customized evacuation plans that prioritize speed, safety, and accessibility. If you need to move a large number of people out of harm’s way quickly, we’re the company to call.
Non-emergency Medical Transportation (nemt)
In addition to disaster response, we also provide non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) for hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities. If you have patients who need to be transferred to another facility, discharged after surgery, or evacuated due to a power outage or equipment failure, we can help.
Our buses are spacious enough to accommodate wheelchairs, stretchers, and medical equipment, and our drivers are trained to assist passengers with limited mobility. While we are not equipped to handle life-threatening emergencies (please call 911 in those cases), we can provide a comfortable and reliable option for patients who do not require an ambulance.
Missed Flight and Airport Shuttle Services
If your flight gets canceled or diverted due to bad weather, mechanical issues, or air traffic control problems, don’t get stranded at the airport. Missoula Coach Bus Service offers emergency airport shuttle services to and from Missoula International Airport (MSO), as well as regional airports in Kalispell, Bozeman, Helena, Great Falls, and Billings.
We can pick up entire planeloads of passengers and drive them to their final destination, whether that’s a hotel downtown, a resort in Big Sky, or another airport in Spokane or Salt Lake City. Airlines and travel agencies can pre-arrange standby buses during peak travel seasons or severe weather events to minimize delays and keep customers happy.
Business Continuity and Corporate Relocation
When disaster strikes, businesses need to keep operating—or get back online as soon as possible. That’s why we offer emergency transportation solutions for corporate clients who need to relocate employees, evacuate office buildings, or maintain essential services during a crisis.
We can shuttle workers between job sites, transport IT staff to data centers, or evacuate entire floors of a high-rise building if necessary. Our team will work with your HR and security departments to develop contingency plans that minimize disruption and ensure everyone’s safety. With a charter bus on standby, your company will be ready for anything.
School and University Emergency Plans
Schools and universities have a special responsibility to protect their students and staff during emergencies. Whether it’s a fire drill, an active shooter situation, or a natural disaster, having a reliable evacuation plan is essential. Missoula Coach Bus Service has extensive experience working with K-12 districts, colleges, and universities across Montana to provide emergency transportation services tailored to each campus’s unique needs.
We can stage buses at designated assembly points, coordinate with campus security and local law enforcement, and transport large groups of students to off-site shelters or reunification centers. For boarding schools and residential colleges, we can arrange long-distance trips to send students home during extended closures. Safety is our top priority, and we’re committed to helping educational institutions prepare for the unexpected.