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Inyo County holds the highest point in the lower forty eight states and the lowest, roughly eighty miles apart. Highway 395 runs the length of the Owens Valley beneath the Sierra escarpment, Highway 190 drops east into Death Valley, and both roads punish anyone who guesses at travel time. Union Limousine plans around that terrain. We provide chauffeured car service in Inyo, CA for airport transfers, Death Valley and Mount Whitney tours, weddings in the Alabama Hills, trailhead drops, and corporate travel, with vehicles staged in Bishop and Lone Pine so a four in the morning pickup happens at four. Our chauffeurs know when Sherwin Grade ices over, when Whitney Portal Road closes for snow, and how far it truly is from Furnace Creek to anywhere. When your itinerary reaches past the county, our California car service network carries the same standard statewide.
Why Inyo County Travelers Reserve a Chauffeur
Rideshare barely functions on this side of the mountains. A driver in Bishop may accept a request and cancel once the map shows a run to Shoshone, and cell coverage disappears for long stretches of Highway 395 and most of Highway 190. A reserved chauffeur removes the guessing. The vehicle is assigned days ahead, the rate is fixed in writing, and the chauffeur is already in the valley when your door opens. For a dawn departure at Bishop Airport, a summit day at Whitney Portal, or a wedding among the granite of the Alabama Hills, that certainty is what you are buying.
Local Knowledge of Highway 395, Highway 190, and the Passes
Highway 395 is the spine, and elevation changes its behavior every thirty miles. We watch the winter ice on Sherwin Grade north of Bishop, plan around the summer construction near Big Pine, and read the closure notices for Tioga Pass and Sonora Pass before routing anyone west. Highway 190 into Death Valley is a heat problem in July and a flash flood problem in August. Our teams cover Bishop, Big Pine, Independence, Lone Pine, Olancha, Keeler, Darwin, Tecopa, Shoshone, and the Death Valley resorts at Furnace Creek and Stovepipe Wells.
Fuel stops matter here in a way they do not elsewhere. We plan them into every long assignment, carry water on every vehicle, and build a cushion into airport itineraries rather than quoting the number a mapping app produces on a clear day in May.
Our Inyo Fleet and What Each Vehicle Handles
Union Limousine matches the vehicle to the passenger count, the luggage load, and the purpose of the trip. Every unit is inspected before dispatch, cleaned between assignments, and operated by a licensed professional chauffeur.
Sedans and SUVs
- Sedans carry up to 3 passengers. Best for solo travelers, couples heading to dinner on Main Street in Bishop, and business travelers connecting through the Eastern Sierra Regional Airport with light luggage.
- SUVs carry up to 6 passengers. Best for families with checked bags, climbers hauling packs to Whitney Portal, anglers working Bishop Creek, and small groups reaching gravel roads in the Alabama Hills.
Stretch Limousines
- Stretch limousines carry up to 20 passengers. Best for weddings, Bishop Union and Lone Pine High proms, anniversary dinners, and evening runs during Mule Days.
Sprinter Van Fleet
Sprinter vans occupy the space where a sedan runs out of seats and a full coach becomes awkward on canyon roads and desert washboard. We select the model by purpose, headcount, and bag count.
- Business / Jet Sprinter Van: 7 passengers, 7 pieces of luggage. Built for private aviation arrivals at Bishop Airport or Lone Pine Airport, research teams heading to a field site, and small groups traveling with a full bag each.
- Executive Sprinter Van: 14 passengers, 14 pieces of luggage. Suited to conference groups moving between Bishop lodging and meeting rooms, agency delegations touring water and land projects, and families arriving together on the same flight.
- Luxury Sprinter Van: 14 passengers, 14 pieces of luggage. Chosen for full days in Death Valley and the White Mountains, where comfort across a long scenic route matters as much as capacity.
- Party / Limo Sprinter Van: 16 passengers, 8 pieces of luggage. Built for bachelor and bachelorette weekends, milestone birthdays, and brewery and taproom stops around Bishop.
Party Buses and Charter Buses
- Party buses carry up to 30 passengers. Best for wedding guest shuttles, Mule Days weekends, and celebration runs along the Owens Valley floor.
- Mini charter buses carry up to 35 passengers. Best for corporate shuttles, school outings to Manzanar and the Laws Railroad Museum, and church or community group travel.
- Full size charter buses carry up to 56 passengers. Best for conference transfers, tour operators working the Eastern Sierra, film crews staging in the Alabama Hills, and large wedding parties consolidated into one coach.
Airport Car Service from Inyo County
Bishop keeps a regional field, and every other gate sits hours away across a desert or a mountain range. Our California airport car service desk monitors inbound flights, shifts pickup times when a departure slips, and offers curbside meets or baggage claim greetings depending on how you prefer to travel.
Bishop Airport (BIH) and Mammoth Yosemite (MMH)
Eastern Sierra Regional Airport in Bishop handles general aviation and seasonal commercial service minutes from town. Mammoth Yosemite Airport lies about forty five minutes north up Highway 395 and carries winter schedules for the ski crowd. Both fields close for weather without much warning, and our dispatch desk tracks the status alongside your flight so a cancellation never leaves you stranded on the ramp.
Las Vegas, Reno Tahoe, and Southern California Fields
Harry Reid International in Las Vegas sits about four hours from Bishop and closer to two and a half from Furnace Creek, which makes it the practical gate for many Death Valley itineraries. Reno Tahoe International runs roughly four hours north. Los Angeles and Burbank lie four to five hours south down Highway 395. We run those long transfers on a fixed rate rather than a meter, with fuel and rest stops planned in advance.
Corporate, Group, and Hourly Transportation
Agencies, utilities, film production companies, and research teams retain us for site visits, scouting, and shuttle programs that run for weeks at a time. Hourly car service keeps a chauffeur and vehicle at your disposal while you move between a location in the Alabama Hills, a meeting in Independence, and a return north to Bishop. Billing is consolidated, chauffeurs stay consistent through the engagement, and travel managers work with one point of contact instead of a queue.
Weddings, Manzanar, and Milestone Events
Couples marry among the rounded granite of the Alabama Hills with Mount Whitney behind them, and guests arrive from Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Reno on the same afternoon. We stage vehicles at each address, run guest shuttle loops from Lone Pine lodging, and hold a stretch limousine for the couple. A few miles north sits Manzanar, where the wartime incarceration records document the ten thousand people held there between 1942 and 1945. School groups and family pilgrimages book a mini charter bus for 35 and spend the morning at the site.
Death Valley, the Bristlecones, and Day Trips
Death Valley covers over three million acres, and Badwater Basin, Zabriskie Point, and the Mesquite Flat dunes sit hours apart on a single loop. The park also protects some of the darkest skies in the country, and dark sky stargazing draws visitors long after the day trippers leave. A chauffeur means nobody drives Highway 190 home at midnight after a night under the Milky Way.
East of Big Pine, the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest holds trees that were already old when the pyramids were new, and Schulman Grove sits above ten thousand feet. Whitney Portal, Bishop Creek, and the Buttermilks fill the summer calendar. A Luxury Sprinter Van seating 14 with room for 14 bags covers any of those days without a second vehicle.
Licensing, Insurance, and Safety Standards
Every chauffeur holds the credentials California requires of passenger carriers, and our maintenance program follows a documented schedule with winter chain readiness for Highway 395 and cooling system checks for desert assignments. We carry commercial insurance well above the state minimum, run background checks on all driving staff, and pull vehicles from service before age becomes a factor. Rates are quoted in writing, tolls and airport fees appear before you book, and a reserved trip never carries a surge multiplier.
What Inyo Clients Tell Us They Value
• Chauffeurs who arrive early rather than exactly on time.
- Vehicles that match the photograph on the confirmation.
- tracking that adjusts a pickup without a phone call.
- Fixed pricing that survives contact with the final invoice.
- A dispatcher who answers at four in the morning.
Whether you are catching an early flight out of Bishop Airport, staging a film crew across a week in the Alabama Hills, or celebrating a wedding beneath Mount Whitney, Union Limousine applies the same discipline to every reservation. One call sets the vehicle, the chauffeur, and the timing, and our dispatch team watches the trip until you arrive.
Reserve Your Inyo Car Service Today
Send us your pickup address, passenger count, luggage load, and destination, and we will recommend the right vehicle within minutes. Reservations are confirmed in writing with a fixed rate, your chauffeur's name, and the vehicle assigned to your trip. Book online or call our reservations desk to secure a sedan, an SUV, a Sprinter van, a stretch limousine, a party bus, or a charter coach for your next ride in Inyo, CA. Union Limousine answers around the clock, seven days a week.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Pricing depends on the vehicle class, the distance, and the duration. A sedan transfer within Bishop sits at the lower end of the range, while long runs to Las Vegas or Los Angeles, hourly park tours, stretch limousines, and charter coaches carry higher rates. Every quote is fixed before the ride, with tolls, airport fees, and gratuity disclosed in advance.
Yes. Eastern Sierra Regional Airport sits minutes from town, and our chauffeurs meet both seasonal commercial arrivals and private aircraft. Dispatch tracks each inbound flight, so weather delays shift the pickup automatically without an additional charge on standard bookings.
Plan on about four hours by way of Highway 395 and Highway 190 or the Death Valley Junction route. From Furnace Creek the run drops closer to two and a half hours. We build fuel and rest stops into the itinerary and quote the trip on a fixed rate.
Absolutely. The Luxury Sprinter Van seats 14 with room for 14 bags and suits a full day across Badwater Basin, Zabriskie Point, and the Mesquite Flat dunes. We carry water on every desert assignment and plan the loop around the heat of the afternoon.
Yes. Vehicles assigned to the corridor carry chains and appropriate winter equipment, and our chauffeurs drive Sherwin Grade throughout the season. Dispatch reviews chain controls and closures before departure and reschedules when the road shuts down.
We serve Bishop, Big Pine, Independence, Lone Pine, Olancha, Keeler, Darwin, Tecopa, and Shoshone, along with the Death Valley resorts at Furnace Creek and Stovepipe Wells. Pickups at Bishop Airport and the Whitney Portal trailhead are routine.
Hourly service is available with a minimum booking period that varies by vehicle class. Permit day parking at the portal fills before sunrise in season, so a chauffeur who drops your party at the trailhead and returns at an agreed hour saves the whole climb.
Some of them, with advance confirmation. Movie Road and the side spurs are unpaved with limited turning room, so we verify access before the booking is finalized. Where a coach cannot turn, we assign SUVs and Sprinter vans and run a shuttle loop from Lone Pine.
We do. The site sits about fifteen minutes north on Highway 395. An SUV for 6 handles a family visit, while school groups and pilgrimage parties book a mini charter bus for 35 with a chauffeur waiting through the morning.
An SUV for 6 handles the climb up Highway 168 to Schulman Grove. Larger parties book a Luxury Sprinter Van seating 14. The road sits above ten thousand feet and closes for snow much of the year, so dispatch confirms conditions before every departure.

















































