Transportation

Carey Limousine of Tampa Bay

Premier chauffeured ground transportation service. Featuring the customized Carey Edition Lincoln Town Car, Luxury Stretch Limousines, Extended Body Navigators, Luxury Vans, and Minibuses. Official transportation company for the NFL, PGA Tour and Fortune 500 companies worldwide. We provide 24 hour service in our vehicles and our call center.

Centrally located, Tampa International Airport is just seven miles west of downtown Tampa. On an average day, the airport is home to more than 100,000 visitors. Tampa International Airport offers 273 daily nonstop scheduled departures to 68 domestic destinations and 42 weekly nonstop scheduled departures to five international markets. The efficient layout of the airport eliminates hassles and delays, ensuring swift and comfortable movement for passengers.

A comprehensive menu of motor coach, limo & taxi services, streetcar & trolley, shuttle systems, and rental cars keep visitors on the move and on schedule during their stay in Tampa. Similarly, strong networks of intrastate roadways also keep the area well connected. I-75 and I-275 travel north-south; I-75 travels around Tampa while I-275 travels through the city and over the Bay. Both connect to I-4, which travels east-west, connecting Tampa to Orlando and the east coast of Florida.

The area's bus service is supported by over 200 buses, and over 500 vehicles are available for taxi service. The average taxi from Tampa International Airport to downtown is $20 - $22, and there is a minimum $10 fare. Most hotels offer shuttle service to the airport and major attractions. Tampa's fleet of taxi drivers go through training with the Convention & Visitors Bureau and are knowledgeable on the destination and eager to help you discover Tampa. For those whose transportation needs are not met by bus or taxi, more than 500 limousines are licensed to operate in the area.

Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority (commonly referred to as HART) provides inter-city bus service. HART manages 207 buses on 26 routes, nine rubber-tired trolleys, and eight historic electric streetcars that connect downtown Tampa with countywide pick up and drop off locations. HART provides direct service from Tampa International Airport to downtown's Marion Transit Center. All HART buses, vans and streetcars are wheelchair accessible in accordance with requirements governed by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

The In Town Trolley, a rubber-tired trolley, connects downtown hotels to the Tampa Convention Center and the TECO Line Streetcar System. It operates weekdays and provides an additional connection between downtown and local dining, shopping and entertainment destinations. Riders can make convenient connections between the rubber-wheeled trolley and the electric streetcar allowing car-free travel to historic Ybor City and numerous other attractions.

In-Town Trolley Routes & TECO Line Streetcar System

Transportation-Travel Information Service

In addition to the 511 phone call and website, Florida travelers can now learn about roadway conditions by downloading FDOT's new 511 application for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. The Florida 511 app features text and audio updates on traffic conditions, travel times and more. The free app gives traffic information based on GPS location, cities and regions and/or registered My Florida 511 routes. To download the app, search "Florida 511" on the iTunes store.

Tampa Maps

You can also customize your own Tampa Maps with local points of interest in areas throughout Tampa.