WESTCHESTER COUNTY EXECUTIVE TRANSPORTATION
Executive ground transportation for Westchester County—Fortune 500 headquarters, Metro-North alternative, daily commute service, and corporate reliability from White Plains to Manhattan.
Westchester County is home to Fortune 500 headquarters including IBM, PepsiCo, and Mastercard, with 34,000+ firms and 1.3 million residents. While Metro-North offers express service, daily commuters face schedule constraints, peak crowding, and Grand Central subway connections. Professional car service delivers door-to-door productivity.
IBM (Armonk), PepsiCo (Purchase), Mastercard (Purchase), Regeneron (Tarrytown)—we serve the executives and teams at Westchester's largest corporate headquarters with professional standards matching Fortune 500 expectations.
Depart on your schedule, not the train timetable. No peak crowding, no weather delays, no Grand Central subway transfers. Door-to-door from your Westchester home or office directly to your Manhattan destination.
Consistent chauffeur, flexible scheduling, productive Wi-Fi environment, and simplified corporate billing. Designed for executives conducting 5-day/week commutes with variable meeting schedules.
Westchester Airport (HPN) is a corporate aviation hub—80% corporate/charter flights, only 9 miles from White Plains. We coordinate with FBOs for seamless ground transportation matching the private aviation experience.
By-the-hour service for NYC day trips—vehicle and chauffeur dedicated for your entire day with multiple Manhattan stops, real-time coordination, and wait time between meetings.
Expert routing via I-95 South, Hutchinson River Parkway alternatives, real-time traffic management, and Manhattan destination expertise. White Plains to Midtown in 38–40 minutes off-peak with predictable timing.
Fortune 68 · $62.7B Revenue · Global Technology
Largest employer in Westchester County. Executives conducting daily Manhattan meetings for investor relations, client engagements, and corporate events. ~35 miles north of Midtown Manhattan.
Fortune 45 · $91.8B Revenue · Beverages & Snacks
Global beverages and snacks giant. NYC-based investor relations with quarterly earnings presentations, Wall Street meetings, and Midtown corporate office engagements throughout the year.
Fortune 152 · $28.1B Revenue · Payment Processing
Payment processing and financial technology leader. Regular NYC meetings with banking partners, investor relations presentations, and fintech conferences across Manhattan's financial districts.
Biotech & Pharmaceutical
Leading biotech company with frequent NYC investor relations meetings, pharmaceutical partnership discussions, and executive travel. Plus ITT Corporation and Universal American in White Plains, Morgan Stanley offices, and numerous financial/consulting firms.
Metro-North offers 42–43 min express service from White Plains to Grand Central—but the full commute picture tells a different story.
Consistent, flexible, and productive—designed for executives who value their time and professional image every day of the week.
A major private jet hub only 9 miles from White Plains, HPN eliminates the 90+ minute JFK commute for Westchester executives. 80% corporate/charter flights with FBO coordination.
Also serving Teterboro Airport (TEB) private jet travelers
38–40 min off-peak
Via I-95 South + FDR Drive (50–70 min rush hour)
42–48 min off-peak
Via I-95 South + FDR Drive South
40–45 min off-peak
Via I-95 + Cross-town + West Side Highway
45–55 min off-peak
Via I-684 South + I-95 corridor
40–50 min off-peak
Via I-95 South or Hutchinson River Parkway
35–45 min off-peak
Via I-87 South (Saw Mill River Parkway alt.)
Professional chauffeurs monitor traffic alerts and activate alternative routes (Hutchinson River Parkway, Saw Mill River Parkway) during incidents. Timing optimization predicts Bronx congestion and adjusts routing proactively. Peak (6–9 AM, 3–7 PM) vs. off-peak (9 AM–3 PM, evenings/weekends) timing expertise ensures predictable arrival.
60–75 min
International hub via I-95/Cross Bronx/Van Wyck
50–65 min
Closest NYC airport — domestic hub
65–80 min
United hub via I-287/I-95
15–25 min
Private jet hub — 80% corporate flights
Flight tracking automatically adjusts pickup timing. Meet-and-greet at baggage claim with luggage assistance. Flat-rate pricing includes all tolls. Explore all airport transfer options.
Mercedes S-Class · BMW 7 Series · Audi A8
1–3 passengers. Premium comfort for 45–50 min commutes, professional image for client meetings. Ideal for daily commute, airport service, and meeting circuits.
Cadillac Escalade · Lincoln Navigator · Mercedes GLS
1–5 passengers. Extra luggage for airport trips and overnight travel. SUV presence for senior executives. Weather capability for Westchester winter conditions.
Mercedes Sprinter
6–12 passengers. Conference seating configurations available. Group meetings, corporate events, and team transportation from Westchester to NYC.
All vehicles: Wi-Fi, climate control, premium interiors, tinted windows, phone chargers. View our full executive fleet.
Trusted by Westchester Fortune 500 executives, daily commuters, and corporate professionals for professional Westchester-to-Manhattan transportation. I-95 corridor expertise, Metro-North alternative flexibility, HPN private jet connections, and corporate account programs.
Explore our corporate car service, hourly chauffeur, airport transfers, and full service menu.
Terms · Privacy · 24-hour cancellation policy applies to all bookings
True North VIP is a New York City-based premium chauffeur and black car service. The company provides airport transfers to JFK, LaGuardia, Newark, Teterboro, and Westchester County airports, along with hourly charters, corporate ground transportation, wedding and event service, and city-to-city travel. Service covers all five NYC boroughs, Northern New Jersey, Connecticut, Westchester County, Long Island, and the Hamptons, with TLC-licensed professional chauffeurs and a fleet of executive sedans, luxury sedans, SUVs, and Sprinter vans available 24/7.
To book a ride, visit truenorthvip.com/book or call +1‑347‑321‑9929.
