Wheelchair Accessible Bus For Sale

1. Volvo 9700L
In recent times, Volvo has evolved as a top company in this industry. This variant comes with a capacity of 54 passengers. It has a 12.8L V6 engine with an automatic transmission system. This wheelchair-accessible bus for sale comes with ample features some of which are; High reclining seats with armrest, Hydraulic Lift, 3 TV Monitors, Electric door, Rear Heat flooring, Lavatory, Cargo Compartment, Air Brakes, and many more all at a price of $129,000. (negotiable)

2. ElDorado Aero Elite 320
This 24-passenger bus is powered by Maxx Force 7 6.4L engine and has an automatic transmission. With Midback vinyl seats, Black rubber RCA flooring, Armrests, hydraulic brakes, lift, and many more exciting features, this is one of the best paratransit buses for sale with a capacity of 24 passengers which comes at $29,800. (negotiable)

3. Champion Challenger 270
Ford is one of the most reliable and trusted brands in our industry. This 20 passengers’ wheelchair-accessible van for sale comes with a 6.8L V10 engine with an automatic transmission system. At a price of $107,800 (negotiable) this bus is equipped with electric doors, a 55 Gallon Fuel tank, all-LED exterior lighting, AM/FM/CD Radio Package with 4 Speakers, REI Backup Camera with 7″ Monitor, and much more, which are all justified by its price.

1. Rear Entry Vehicle:
A Rear entrance would offer a larger interior space as compared to the side-entrance. With the rear entrance, you would be able to park your Van/Bus in normal parking zones where NO extra side space would be required. The rear entrance with ramps is usually of lower angles, which helps in an easier entrance for the passenger. For a rear-entry vehicle, the wheelchair passenger would not be able to get to the front seat position. Having said this, if you are looking for budget-friendly options, the rear-entrance vehicles are usually less expensive as compared to the other ones.

2. Side Entry Vehicle:
From the passenger perspective, side-entrance vans offer the best seating options. The passenger would be able to seat in the front positions. It is also easier and convenient for the wheelchair passenger to get in or out of the bus in the side-entrance as compared to the rear entrance. However, you would need a special handicapped parking space to park the vehicle as it would require some space sideways. For a bus service provider, it would be preferred to own a side entry vehicle, as the driver would have better access to the entrance and the passenger would not have to move to the rear side of the vehicle by going into the traffic area making it unsafe for the wheelchair passenger.