Saros Transportation Group
City skyline at dusk

New York, NY

New York black car service

JFK before a seven a.m. departure. A roadshow that runs Midtown to Downtown and back. Saros dispatches professional chauffeurs across New York from a licensed for-hire base — no fleet for you to manage.

A licensed New York base, not an app

Saros Transportation Group holds NYC TLC for-hire vehicle base licence B03760 and is a member of the New York Black Car Fund. Every trip is dispatched, recorded, and covered — which is what your risk and procurement teams will ask about first.

Built around the airports and the corridor

Most New York trips start or end at JFK, LaGuardia, Newark, or Teterboro. We price those lanes every day — the Van Wyck, the Grand Central, the tunnels, and the crawl into Midtown at four in the afternoon — so the quote you see is the trip you get.

Corporate travel is the core of the business

Banks, law firms, funds, and insurers in New York need ground transportation that survives a delayed flight and a moved meeting. Hourly charters, multi-stop agendas, and standing daily commutes book through the same portal as a single airport run.

  • JFK, LGA, EWR and Teterboro
  • Midtown, Downtown, Brooklyn, Long Island
  • Roadshows and as-directed hourly
  • Corporate accounts with PO tracking

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New York black car service

Questions

Before you book

Are you a licensed New York operator?+

Yes. Saros Transportation Group Inc holds NYC TLC for-hire vehicle base licence B03760, valid through May 31, 2029, and is a member of the New York Black Car Fund.

Is this a rideshare?+

No. Saros is a reserved black car service. You book a professional chauffeur — sedan or SUV — with a confirmed all-in price before the trip.

Can an assistant book for several executives?+

Yes. One login manages a separate profile and billing setup for each executive, so every ride is charged to the right card and cost centre.

How far outside the city do you go?+

The five boroughs, Long Island, Westchester, New Jersey, and Connecticut, plus point-to-point transfers to Philadelphia, Washington, and Boston.