
Hotel and Airport Shuttle Buses: A Non-CDL Buyer's Guide
Most hotels, airport parking lots and rental counters are best served by a non-CDL shuttle bus for sale with 14 or fewer passenger seats, a place for luggage, and a plan for gue...
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Most hotels, airport parking lots and rental counters are best served by a non-CDL shuttle bus for sale with 14 or fewer passenger seats, a place for luggage, and a plan for gue...
A family farm in Vermont needed buses to carry its crew. They never set foot in our Huntington, NY yard. Instead, Paul and his family bought two reconditioned shuttle buses from...
If you are shopping for a used shuttle bus for sale, the name on the back (Glaval, StarCraft, StarTrans, Turtle Top, Champion or Diamond Coach) tells you who built the passenger...
If you're shopping for a used shuttle bus for sale with a wheelchair lift, the lift deserves its own inspection, separate from the engine and body. Cycle it at least three full ...
If your group usually rides 8 to 12 people at a time, a 12 passenger bus is often the right size. It gives you walk-in boarding, room to stand up inside and space for a wheelcha...
Buying a bus is the easy part. Figuring out what your state requires is where buyers get stuck. Do my drivers need a CDL? Does my state inspect wheelchair lifts? Will a bus from...




