Bus Trips from Delaware

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We Will Take You Where You Want To Go
www.universalbusservice.com
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SERVICES

• Ground Transportation
• Sightseeing Tours
• Corporate and Business
• Employee Shuttle
• Senior Trips

• Local and National Tours
• Wedding Transportation
• Emergency Transportation
• Proms and Special Events
• School Church Groups

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COMPANY POLICY
1. If you would like to reserve a motor coach, we
would need the name, address, phone number, and
email of the person in charge to create the
contract, if other than yourself to create the
contract.  2. Complete the Online Quote Form and
press submit. We will get back to you within 24
hours. Alternatively, you can also call Universal
Bus Service Office directly at Tel [phone]
and submit a request for your charter quote over
the telephone.3. Please make note of your
charter departure and destination address.
Departure and return dates and times should be
noted and any places in between on route to your
destination. A total head count of your
passengers are needed.
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COMPANY POLICY

• 4. Make sure you review your charter order (or
  contract) to assure everything is in order with
  all the specifics of your trip including vehicle
  type, additional equipment and total charges.
  Provide Universal Bus Service with any additional
  information.6. any changes you may have before
  departure of your trip ensure that the driver can
  legally follow your change request

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ABOUT US
Universal Bus Service, LLC is a company striving
to excel in the business of operating a
transportation service that specializes in
providing high-quality charters and tour
excursions designed to accommodate the needs of a
diverse clientele. What makes Universal Bus
Service, LLC different and special is that
Universal Bus Service will offer clean and
courteous uniformed drivers. We are always on
time and consistently provide a professional
level of service designed to exceed the
expectations of our customers.
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CONTACT US
Office 301 957- 4785PO BOX 757Manchester, MD
21102 info_at_universalbusservice.com