DPV Transportation Launches Sprinter Shuttle Service Supporting Uber at Boston Logan
New shuttle service enhances reliability, safety, and rider experience for airport-area transportation.
Boston, MA – June 24, 2026 – DPV Transportation, a provider of charter, managed transportation and shuttle services across Massachusetts and New York, today announced the launch of a new Sprinter shuttle service supporting Uber-related operations in the Boston Logan area.
The program is designed to provide a consistent, professional shuttle service for riders traveling to and from designated locations near Boston Logan, with a focus on operational reliability, safety, and clear rider communication.
“Airport transportation demands precision,” said Daniel Perez, CEO of DPV Transportation. “This shuttle service is built around dependable on-time performance, a strong safety culture, and a rider experience that reflects the pace and expectations of Logan. We’re proud to bring DPV’s operational discipline and service standards to this work.”
DPV will support the program with trained drivers, dedicated operations oversight, and service coordination tailored to peak travel patterns. The shuttle service is structured to scale with demand while maintaining consistent quality and compliance.
Program Highlights
- Shuttle service area: Fixed routes between Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) and the City of Boston and surrounding localities
- Operating hours: 7 Days a week / 14 Hours of Service Coverage
- Fleet: 8 Ford Transit or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans / 14-passenger capacity
- Start date/launch date: March 3, 2026 (Location Addendum Effective Date); airport service commenced approximately 30 days post-MassPort agreement signing
- Customer experience: Uber-branded vehicle wraps; rider booking and real-time arrival tracking via the Uber app; WAV-accessible vehicles; dedicated dispatch support via Slack
- Safety & compliance: Criminal background and MVR checks (annual); zero-tolerance drug and alcohol policy; Samsara telematics on all vehicles; incident notification to Uber within 15 minutes / full report within 24 hours; vehicle inspections per MassDOT, MA DPU, MassPort, and City of Boston requirements
