South Coast Corridor · Route 001

Skip the bridge.
We'll get you there.

A scheduled shuttle connecting Fall River, New Bedford, and Hyannis — timed around the Bourne Bridge so you never sit in traffic. Zone pickup. Zero tolls. Three legs daily.

Pick your direction

The gap we sit in

Half the price of Uber. Better than the bus.

EasyCoast Shuttle

$13.64/ride

Monthly pass · $299/mo · day rider $40

Three scheduled legs daily
Zone pickup — we come to you
Monthly pass $299 — saves $163 vs driving
Timed to miss Bourne Bridge traffic
Employer transit benefit eligible (IRS §132f)

Uber / Lyft

$70+one way

Door to door
Surge pricing weekends and summer
No predictable cost or schedule
You still sit in bridge traffic

Peter Pan Bus

$29terminal only

1 departure daily
No morning run — first at 11:05 AM
Terminal pickup only
56-seat coach, often mostly empty

How it works

Four steps. No surprises.

Step 01

Pick your ticket

Monthly pass for daily commuters. 10-ride card for frequent travelers. Day rider for one-timers and weekends.

Step 02

Choose your zone

Two pickup corners per city — max 5-minute walk. No terminal, no parking fee.

Step 03

Pay and confirm

Card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Confirmation in seconds. Pass holders get a reserved seat — guaranteed.

Step 04

Relax. Arrive.

We handle the Bourne Bridge. Sleep, read, or work. Home by mid-afternoon if you’re the driver.

Daily schedule

Timed around the bridge. Not despite it.

Departs	Route	Arrives	Type	Days
7:00 AM	Fall River → New Bedford → Hyannis	9:00 AM	Commuter AM	Mon–Fri
12:00 PM	Hyannis → New Bedford → Fall River	2:00 PM	Midday	Mon–Fri
5:00 PM	Hyannis → New Bedford → Fall River	6:15 PM	Commuter Return	Mon–Fri
8:00 AM	Fall River → New Bedford → Hyannis	10:00 AM	Weekend AM	Sat–Sun
12:00 PM	Hyannis → New Bedford → Fall River	2:00 PM	Weekend Return	Sat–Sun

Fri: PM return departs 4:30 PM. Sun Jun–Aug: noon return departs 11:30 AM. Bourne Bridge always toll-free.

Pricing

Three ways to ride.

Things people ask.

What’s a zone pickup — do you come to my door?

Two fixed pickup corners per city, typically near major intersections covering most neighborhoods. You walk a short distance (usually under 5 minutes) to meet the van. Not true door-to-door, but much closer than driving to a bus terminal.

Why does the 7 AM run matter when Peter Pan starts at 11?

Peter Pan’s 11 AM is a mid-stop on a through-route from Providence — not designed for Fall River commuters. About 50% of Cape Cod’s workforce commutes from off-Cape, crossing the Bourne Bridge every morning. There is currently zero scheduled shuttle service before 11 AM on this corridor.

How do you avoid bridge traffic?

We schedule around the Bourne Bridge’s documented traffic patterns. The 7 AM inbound crosses before any backup builds. The noon outbound clears after the Saturday morning off-Cape rush, before Sunday afternoon starts. Friday PMs we shift to 4:30 PM to beat the inbound summer surge.

Can my employer pay for my pass?

Yes — and it’s tax-advantaged. Under IRS Section 132(f), employers can provide up to $340/month tax-free for vanpool transportation. Our $299 monthly pass fits entirely within that cap. We can provide an employer invoice and a one-pager explaining the benefit structure.

Will commuter rail ever replace this route?

The proposed Cape Cod feeder rail is still at the press-conference stage as of 2026 — no MBTA commitment, no funding, no timeline. Massachusetts public infrastructure projects of this type typically take 5–10+ years. We have a clear runway.

Can I bring luggage?

One carry-on per passenger at no charge. Oversized bags require advance notice. No bikes — we’re a 12-seat passenger van, not cargo.

Launching 2026 · Route 001

Get on the list before we set the schedule.

We’re validating demand before committing to a launch date. Join the waitlist and you’ll get the date the moment it’s set — waitlist members lock in $30 seats for the first month.

Skip the bridge.We'll get you there.