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    Vicinity

    April 19, 2022
    Vicinity medium-duty buses are designed for efficiency and quality.
    Related To: ABC Companies
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    ABC Companies offers a variety of low-floor transit solutions. Vicinity medium-duty buses are designed for efficiency and quality. These buses are available in a range of passenger capacity, length, wheelchair positions and propulsion options including electric vehicle, compressed natural gas and diesel. Available in a 26’ shuttle, 28’ or 35’ bus, these vehicles have customizable floorplans and can hold 13 to 54 passengers including standing room, with up to four wheelchair configurations. The sturdy monocoque frame and footprint is ideal for many routes, including community shuttles, paratransit, university shuttles and other applications. 

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