Tyler to Livingston Shuttle
Travelers leaving Tyler’s historic downtown, the campus of the University of Texas at Tyler, or the quiet streets near Tyler State Park can step directly into a private shuttle that heads southeast on Interstate 20 before merging onto U.S. 69 toward Livingston. The road distance runs a little over 115 miles, and the door‑to‑door drive typically falls between 157 and 216 minutes depending on traffic around the Longview‑Marshall corridor and the pine‑covered stretches of the Sam Houston National Forest.
Because the service is door‑to‑door, the driver meets you at the exact address you provide — whether it’s a hotel on South Broadway, a residence near the Tyler Rose Garden, or the Tyler Pounds Regional Airport terminal. On the Livingston side, drop‑offs are made at any location you choose: a lake‑front cabin on Lake Livingston, a business on Main Street, or the Livingston Municipal Airport ramp. The route follows the well‑maintained I‑20/US‑69 corridor, passing the small communities of Kilgore, Henderson, and Crockett, where occasional rest‑area stops can be arranged if you need a quick stretch.
Along the way the shuttle crosses the Angelina River near the town of Crockett, offering a brief glimpse of the East Texas timberlands that define the region. The stretch through the Sam Houston National Forest provides a quiet, tree‑lined drive where wildlife sightings are common, especially at dawn or dusk. This natural backdrop makes the journey feel less like a commute and more like a short road‑trip through the Piney Woods.
Our drivers track the real‑time status of commercial flights arriving at Tyler Pounds Regional Airport and Livingston Municipal Airport. When a flight is delayed, the pickup time is adjusted automatically so you are not left waiting on the curb. Luggage is loaded directly into the