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This is a low mileage 2014 Blue Bird All American FE passenger bus. It is powered by the powerful 6.7 liter Cummins ISB diesel engine, paired with a 5 speed Allison automatic transmission. Inside the bus is seating for 44 passengers on clean bench seats. Other options include rear door, front and rear AC/Heat systems, power mirrors, cruise control, PA mic and more.
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| Misc. Options & Features | Cruise Control, Entry Area Grab Rails, High Idle Switch, Power Side Mirrors |
The recent delivery of a 2014 Blue Bird All American FE Passenger Bus B04798 to Orlando, Florida highlights the city’s ongoing investment in reliable fleet vehicles for high-volume passenger routes. This particular bus—now serving the bustling corridor between Lake Eola Heights and Colonialtown—reflects how local transit providers are addressing growing ridership near downtown’s business district and across major arteries like I-4. Orlando’s transportation market is shaped by its surging population, which has grown over 25% since 2010, and by tourism-driven demand from businesses around Universal Boulevard. With major employers like AdventHealth and the Orange County Convention Center generating daily commuter flows, there’s an ongoing need for scalable transportation solutions. The region also sees seasonal spikes tied to events at Camping World Stadium and influxes during peak vacation periods. These factors keep “Bird All American FE Passenger Bus B04798 buses for sale Orlando” in steady demand as local operators expand or refresh their fleets. This Blue Bird model is known for its robust passenger capacity—essential when moving groups between neighborhoods like Parramore, Baldwin Park, or out to Orlando International Airport. Its forward engine design suits both school district needs and frequent shuttle runs along routes serving theme parks or University of Central Florida campuses. Features like wide aisles, reinforced climate control (crucial during humid Gulf Coast summers), and ADA-compliant access make it versatile for public transit agencies or private charter operators alike. Our service extends well beyond downtown Orlando—reaching communities from Altamonte Springs down to Kissimmee—with full support for regional delivery logistics. Whether deploying blue buses throughout Central Florida or arranging maintenance runs up Highway 417 toward Sanford, we stay nimble as local needs evolve. With I-Drive seeing record foot traffic last year (over 14 million visitors), continued regional service ensures Orlando remains connected for years to come—a little-known fact: the city boasts more daily bus boardings than any other in the state outside Miami-Dade.
