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Here we have a popular 2013 Collins school bus is in great condition. It is powered by a 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine, paired with an automatic transmission. Inside is seating for 30 children on gray vinyl covered bench seats with seat belts. Safety features include steel bumpers an array of driver mirrors and emergency exits. Other options include A/C and heat, a rear emergency exit door, a manual bi-fold entry door and more.
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| Misc. Options & Features | Back Up Alarm, Entry Area Grab Rails, Manual Bi-Fold Passenger Entry Door, Overhead Dome Lighting, Rear Access Door |
The recent delivery of a 2013 Collins School Bus B38412 to Raleigh, North Carolina highlights the region’s steady need for reliable fleet vehicles. This sale, finalized just a few blocks from the historic Mordecai House in downtown Raleigh, underscores the local push for safe and efficient school transportation as Wake County’s urban neighborhoods continue to grow. Raleigh’s expanding population—now topping 480,000 according to recent city planning data—fuels demand for commercial vehicles North Carolina school districts can count on. Home to major employers like Red Hat and North Carolina State University, the Triangle area faces unique transportation patterns when universities are in session or large events hit the PNC Arena. As more families move into North Hills and Brier Creek, School Bus B38412 buses for sale Raleigh remain a frequent sight on local dealer rosters, reflecting both economic growth and seasonal enrollment spikes. Built with a versatile passenger capacity ideal for Wake County Public Schools, this Collins bus meets daily student transit needs while offering adaptability for summer camps or after-school programs across Glenwood South and Five Points. Features like reinforced safety systems and all-weather durability are especially useful during Raleigh’s unpredictable winter mornings or muggy August afternoons. The mid-sized footprint is perfect for navigating both suburban routes off US-1 as well as tighter roads near Cameron Village. Our service extends well beyond central Raleigh—delivering commercial vehicles north toward Wake Forest and east into Knightdale with tailored logistics support. With I-440 providing quick access throughout the region, our network ensures timely delivery and ongoing maintenance wherever your fleet operates. As regional development continues at nearly twice the national average, expect more Collins buses—including specialty models—meeting evolving Triangle transit challenges in years ahead. Did you know? Despite its rapid expansion, Raleigh maintains one of the highest ratios of greenways per capita in the Southeast—a factor increasingly shaping how local fleets plan their routes around congestion hotspots during peak school hours. For more info on available inventory or custom upfits, see our dedicated School Bus B
