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Introducing this 2016 MicroBird MFSAB daycare bus, well maintained and excellent condition. Built on the popular Ford Transit 250 chassis, powered by a fuel-efficient 3.7-liter V6 gas engine, paired with an automatic transmission. Inside are gray vinyl bench seats, with seating 14 passengers. Safety features include steel bumpers, 3-point seat belts, and an array of mirrors. Other features include front and rear AC/heat, a rear emergency exit door and more.
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| Misc. Options & Features | Single Rear Wheel, Back Up Alarm, Entry Area Grab Rails, Overhead Dome Lighting, Rear Access Door |
The recent delivery of a 2016 MicroBird MFSAB Daycare Bus B62516 to Houston, Texas highlights the city’s ongoing need for safe and reliable group transportation. This MFSAB bus, now serving families near Memorial Park, is a perfect example of fleet vehicles adapting to meet the unique requirements of Houston’s bustling neighborhoods and daycare centers. Houston's population has soared by nearly 10% over the last decade, with more than 2.3 million residents calling it home. The city’s sprawling layout—crossed by major arteries like I-10 and US-59—means demand for commercial vehicles in Texas remains high, especially in areas with rapid growth such as Westchase and Spring Branch. Major employers like the Texas Medical Center and ExxonMobil drive steady workforce mobility needs, while summer camps and after-school programs spike seasonal ridership. In fact, MFSAB Daycare Bus B62516 buses for sale Houston have seen increased inquiries during peak enrollment periods tied to new housing developments off Beltway 8. The MicroBird MFSAB Daycare Bus B62516 stands out with its optimized passenger capacity—ideal for safely transporting young riders across Houston’s diverse districts. Its robust air conditioning system is built to handle Gulf Coast humidity, which is vital on field trips to places like Discovery Green or Hermann Park. Local school districts rely on these buses for special education routes or shuttle service between campuses in dense areas such as Sharpstown and Alief, where traffic congestion poses daily challenges. Serving not just central Houston but also surrounding communities like Pearland and Cypress, our regional support ensures smooth delivery logistics across Harris County. Our team coordinates closely with local authorities for compliance checks upon arrival—a process often overlooked but critical near flood-prone zones during hurricane season. As more organizations seek trusted transportation solutions across southeast Texas, expect continued investment in MicroBird buses Houston-wide—especially as city planners pilot new shared ride programs on feeder routes to MetroRail stations. Surprising fact: Despite its reputation as
