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All Valley Transportation Taxi Service

All Valley Transportation offers town car and limousine service for Phoenix, Scottsdale and surrounding communities. Established in 1999, our client base includes those in need of luxury airport transportation to and from Phoenix Sky Harbor, Mesa-Gateway, Scottsdale Airpark.We offer private transportation for local sporting events, entertainment, nights out and more. Choose our black car service and get picked up in a stylish, town car sedan seating up to 3 passengers. For larger groups, our Shuttle Sprinters can accommodate up to 14 passengers.All Valley Transportation is fully licensed and insured meeting all Arizona State requirements. As a member of the National Limousine Association (NLA), ask about our prompt chauffeur guarantee.

Website: allvalleytransportation.com

Phone: (602) 302-6868

Opening soon · 4 AM

  • Thu 4:00 AM - 11:00 PM

2406 S 24th St, Suite 233 Phoenix, AZ 85034 ·1863.23 mi

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Tripadvisor traveler Anteneh W 11/25/23

This was the first time I used All Valley Transportation. I travel a couple times a year with a couple of my colleagues to a board meeting in Phoenix. I was very satisfied with the airport transportation provided by All Valley Transportation. The driver, Mimi, was on time picking us up, quite professional and a very safe driver. The SUV was clean and comfortable. When we returned, we were lucky and had the same driver. The driver arrived a bit earlier. We have had drivers in the past that show up late and then speed to get to the airport scaring us all. I highly recommend this airport transportation service and I will definitely use them on my next visit to Phoenix.

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Tripadvisor traveler káia n 07/15/23

I scheduled a professional car service -- for a non-emergency medical transportation. I would be coming out of heavy sedation and needed point to point transportation with no hassles. It didn't quite turn out that way.The driver arrived at the other end of the medical plaza and texted me they were here, while I am sitting outside in this Arizona July heatwave -- in a wheelchair -- where my driver is supposed to be. The medical staff had to track her down to come to actually pick me up instead of having me chase after my ride under sedation.When the car finally pulled up, it was not the Sedan I was expecting, and had ordered; instead an SUV pulled up. Granted it had Lincoln plastered all over it. I asked about where the car I ordered was and she argued that this car WAS a sedan. Uhm, no. Google it. There's a big difference between the two types of cars.The driver decided to take a different route home from Glendale to Ahwatukee. Nothing looked familiar, and I kept asking, Where are you going? What are you doing? This is not the way there. Where are we?. It was very confusing in my condition, and it was freaking me out a bit to realize I was in this car and unable to communicate with a driver that was driving a route completely unfamiliar to me. She kept saying something back but her accent was too thick for me to decipher in my state. She finally just yelled back to look at the GPS on my phone.The driver was determined to maintain her 70 mph on the highway by tapping her foot on the gas, the brake, gas, brake, gas, brake. It doesn't do much to a driver holding a steering wheel -- but in the back seat, I was in a constant state of forward, back, forward, back, forward, back... I said something. She said she has to brake when she drives -- totally missing what I was saying. The second time I asked her to just find a lane and put it on cruise control for a smoother ride. She responded saying the car had no cruise control. That has to be the first car I've ever seen in this century having no cruise control at all.The point of hiring a 'professional' car service was so that I could lie down, rest, with peace of mind, confident the professionals would do their job in getting me home safe. There would be zero rest or comfort on this trip with limited communication. I felt like an idiot holding the pillow I brought with me, thinking I'd have a restful ride home.I got home safe, and that's about it. When sedation brings your skills to basically nothing, it is more difficult to climb up into an SUV, rather than slide into a lower riding Sedan. Equally, trying anything technical on my cell phone was problematic, so I never got to check the gps she yelled back at me. The car was nice, the driver dressed up all spiffy -- and that's what I paid for.I felt I was completely vulnerable to this driver ... as I most definitely was.I took Lyft to get 'to' my appointment. That ride was 1/3 the cost, and was 5X more pleasurable, than this experience was.I would equate this experience to that of a jacked up price for a basic Uber ride.I had planned to chalk this up as a series of unfortunate events, and that be that, but I called AVT to let them know what happened. The manager was polite, let me say everything I needed to say and then simply said, Thank you for calling.. And that was it.Wait! He also decided to argue that an SUV was the same as a Sedan. He was more interested in defending the car selection than the driver & my experience.I had to get prior approval from the medical facility in order to use AVT for my medical transportation. They gave approval based on the elaborate AVT website & my urging. I am straight up forwarding this review to my doctor. They take transportation for their patients extremely serious. I won't speak for them, but I'd be surprised if they ever gave approval again for any of their patients -- but it won't matter. I won't ask approval for AVT ever again.

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