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67 Buck Road, Suite 107 Huntingdon Valley,
Pennsylvania 19006
A limo service from Philadelphia to Baltimore covers the hundred miles down I-95 in about two hours, with a flat rate that includes the tolls and a chauffeur who knows where the road slows down. Corporate Sedan Service has been driving this stretch since 1996, long enough to know that the people making it are usually due somewhere that matters.
The I-95 corridor between the two cities is a working route, and most of the people on it are traveling for a reason that will not wait.
A large share are headed to the medical campuses. Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland Medical System draw patients and families from across the region, often for appointments that were booked months out and cannot be missed because of traffic.
Others are business travelers. The Baltimore Convention Center stands downtown beside the Inner Harbor, and the meetings, trade shows, and conferences it hosts run to a schedule that does not bend. For an executive heading into a meeting, the drive is one less thing to manage on a day with no slack in it.
Then there are the game days. Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium are side by side just south of downtown, and a car full of fans arriving together beats three cars circling for a lot. We run both stadiums regularly.
What you ride in depends on the day:
A clean run down I-95 takes about two hours. Heavy traffic pushes it closer to three.
The route passes through Wilmington, where the tangle of interchanges west of the city is the first place things tend to bunch up. After that comes the Delaware Turnpike, which holds the only toll plaza on I-95 between the two cities.
The last obstacle is the Fort McHenry Tunnel, which carries I-95 beneath the Inner Harbor. It is the gateway into Baltimore and the spot most likely to cost you time, especially on a weekday afternoon.
Timing matters more here than on shorter runs. A morning slot at Hopkins means leaving Philadelphia before the corridor fills, and a late-afternoon departure out of Baltimore runs into the worst of it. We set the pickup around your actual commitment, not a best-case drive time.
When the same run comes up week after week, the value is in consistency. Two hours in the back of a car is two hours of work, or two hours of quiet, provided the logistics hold.
Our private transportation from Philadelphia to Baltimore means the car is confirmed before you wake up, the chauffeur’s number is in your phone, and the price was settled days ago. For teams making the trip often, a corporate account puts every ride on one bill, so nobody is left chasing receipts.
If the day involves several stops in Baltimore rather than one drop-off, keeping the car and chauffeur with you from the first meeting to the last is the simpler arrangement. Planning an executive’s day across Baltimore takes more thought than the map suggests, because the business districts sit a good deal further apart than they look, and a fifteen-minute gap between meetings in two of them is rarely fifteen minutes. Many guests choose to book the return leg as wait time rather than a separate trip.
Sedan service runs approximately $372*, flat and all-inclusive, with the Delaware and Fort McHenry tolls and gratuity covered. Larger vehicles are priced by size, and you know the full figure up front.
*Rates are approximate and provided as a general guide. Final pricing depends on vehicle type, pickup and drop-off locations, date, and time. For an exact quote, contact us or book online.
Yes. Plenty of guests fly into PHL and continue on to Baltimore. We track the flight and set the pickup to the landing, not the schedule.
Weekday mornings and event days fill first on this route. Reserve with Corporate Sedan Service, a family-owned business since 1996, and the drive becomes the one part of the day you do not have to think about. Call us at 267.715.2115, email reservations@sedanservice.com, or reserve online.
67 Buck Road, Suite 107 Huntingdon Valley,
Pennsylvania 19006