The ride is
part of the day.
A small alphabetical directory backed by federal passenger-authority snapshots and operator-published bourbon visits.
Read the dated record and contact the operator about the exact carrier, vehicle and arrangements for your trip. Each entry links its carrier record and operator-published experience.
Mint Julep Experiences
The operator publishes ticketed public bourbon tours from downtown Louisville and custom tours with regional pickups including Louisville, Bardstown, Lexington, Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati.
Confirm your pickup, itinerary and the carrier for your trip directly.
- Carrier in the record
- XPLORE KY LLC · doing business as MINT JULEP TOURS
- Federal identifiers
- USDOT 1747443 · MC 666448
- Snapshot status
- Active USDOT record; authorized for motor carrier of passengers.
- Record as of
Both pages checked . The record date above is separate.
Pegasus
The operator publishes a custom full-day bourbon experience with hotel or bed-and-breakfast pickup in Louisville, Lexington, Bardstown and much of the Bluegrass region.
The published experience is for guests aged 21 or older. Confirm your pickup, itinerary and the carrier for your trip directly.
- Carrier in the record
- CORPUS INC · doing business as PEGASUS CHARTERED SERVICES
- Federal identifiers
- USDOT 1692529 · MC 621554
- Snapshot status
- Active USDOT record; authorized for motor carrier of passengers.
- Record as of
Record note: The federal snapshot also flags registration information and reported mileage data as outdated.
Both pages checked . The record date above is separate.
Read the scope of the record.
A USDOT registration and federal operating authority are different fields. The entries above report both. Kentucky’s passenger-carrier guidance covers state certificates separately. Trip-specific state authority, insurance, vehicles, accessible travel and prices need confirmation with the operator.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet passenger-carrier guidance, checked .
These initial entries are a starting point for research. Omission does not indicate that a company is unlicensed.
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