About South Florida Transportation
According to its website, South Florida Transportation (also abbreviated SFTS on the site) offers airport and seaport transportation in the tri-county area around the clock and works with affiliates in other cities for out-of-area trips. The fleet page lists Lincoln Town Car sedans, corporate limousines for 6, 10 and 21 passengers and a 14-passenger executive coach.
Separate pages cover Hummer, Excursion, Escalade and Cadillac limousines, pink limo rental, antique car rental, motor coach rental and party buses. The prom page says a limo bus can carry as many as 40 people and names West Palm Beach, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Stuart, Deerfield, Parkland and Margate. The site's menu also has a payment and deposit policy page and a rates page, but the crawled text does not show their terms.
Services listed on its website
- airport and seaport transportation
- wedding limousines
- prom limousines
- party bus rental
- corporate limousine service
- antique car rental
- pink limo rental
- motor coach rental
Service area
Lists Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, South Beach, Lantana, Stuart, Deerfield, Parkland and Margate.
Fleet notes
The fleet list includes a pink limo, an antique car, Hummer H2 and Excursion limousines, and a 2017 Chrysler 300 limo. The largest vehicles listed are a 21-passenger mini coach and a 40-passenger limo bus.
Booking policies it publishes
- Its site includes a payment and deposit policy page and a rates page; terms were not in the crawled text.
Questions to ask South Florida Transportation before you book
- What are the payment and deposit terms listed on its policy page?
- Is the 40-passenger limo bus a current vehicle, and what does it cost per hour?
- Which of the antique, pink and Hummer limousines are available on my date?
Written from South Florida Transportation's own website (southfloridatransportation.com/our-fleet, southfloridatransportation.com/limo, southfloridatransportation.com/wedding-transportation) and the fleet on record, reviewed October 2026. Operator statements are attributed, not verified — confirm prices, availability and vehicle assignment directly.