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SOLD
This unit has sold to Columbus, Ohio. Please view our current inventory to see whats available!
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Here we have a clean 2010 Gillig BRT low floor. This bus shows very well with minimal wear. It just came out of service with a transit agency. Inside the bus is seating for up to 38 passengers and 36 standing, or folding bench to accommodate 2 wheelchairs. Overall, the interior of the bus is clean. There are no rips or tears on the seats and lots of room throughout bus for standing positions. Give us a call today for more information at 1-877-456-9804. Financing is available.
Local Market Information
The recent delivery of a 2010 Gillig Transit Wheelchair Bus T77758 to Columbus, Ohio highlights the city’s ongoing investment in accessible transit. Situated just east of the Scioto Mile and close to Franklin Park, this addition strengthens public transportation options for neighborhoods with high ridership needs. For local agencies, upgrading fleet vehicles along key corridors like I-70 and I-71 remains a pressing priority. Columbus is Ohio’s fastest-growing city, with a population now exceeding 900,000—up nearly 15% since 2010. The city’s diverse workforce includes major employers like Nationwide Insurance and The Ohio State University, generating steady demand for dependable commercial vehicles Ohio can rely on. Seasonal events such as the Ohio State Fair and increased winter service requirements further impact fleet planning. Notably, regional economic growth has driven increased searches for Transit Wheelchair Bus T77758 buses for sale Columbus-wide. The Gillig Transit Wheelchair Bus T77758 features robust wheelchair accessibility, air conditioning tailored for summer humidity, and seating ideal for high-capacity routes serving areas like Linden or South Side. Its passenger capacity supports dense commuter flows along COTA routes or between hospital campuses near Grandview Heights. In fact, Columbus was one of the first Midwest cities to pilot real-time bus tracking—a boon for riders requiring reliable paratransit solutions. Our delivery network covers not only central Columbus but also extends into Dublin and Grove City—ensuring regional access to specialized transit options. Local teams provide onsite support throughout Franklin County and beyond, leveraging proximity to interstates for quick response times. As infrastructure evolves across Central Ohio, we remain committed to supplying tailored fleet vehicles that keep communities connected in all seasons. For more information about available inventory or Gillig buses Columbus residents trust, visit our locations page or explore current transportation solutions online.
