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Introducing a clean 2016 Goshen lift equipped shuttle bus. This shuttle bus is built on the Ford E350 chassis, and powered by a 5.4 liter V8 gas engine. This shuttle bus includes a forward luggage area conveniently located behind the driver. Designed to accommodate the needs of passengers, it offers seating for 10 individuals plus 2 wheelchair positions. The seats are mid-back and equipped with grab handles, along with seatbelts for enhanced safety. Additional features include a backup camera, AM/FM/CD radio with USB, air conditioning and heating system, cruise control, an overhead grabrail, and more. For further information call us at 1-877-456-9804.
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The recent delivery of a 2016 Goshen Lift Equipped Shuttle Bus S29870 to Salt Lake City, Utah highlights the city’s evolving passenger transportation needs. This bus, now operational near the bustling Sugar House district, adds reliable capacity for organizations seeking accessible transit options. Its arrival underscores how commercial vehicles in Utah are adapting to unique local demand across neighborhoods connected by I-15 and I-80. Salt Lake City’s population has grown by nearly 13% since 2010, fueled by expanding tech employers like Adobe and the University of Utah’s ongoing campus expansion. As both daily commuter traffic and seasonal tourism surge—especially during ski season—businesses and institutions increasingly search for Lift Equipped Shuttle Bus S29870 buses for sale Salt Lake City-wide. Local fleet operators face fluctuating ridership due to events at venues like Vivint Arena and changing regional economic factors, including a recent uptick in convention hosting that spikes shuttle demand. This Goshen bus features ADA-compliant wheelchair lifts, flexible seating configurations, and robust climate control—crucial for serving airport routes from downtown to Salt Lake International Airport or transporting groups between Glendale schools and Liberty Park events. With its substantial passenger capacity, it suits diverse applications: shuttling corporate teams at Research Park, supporting hotel guest transfers near Temple Square, or providing much-needed service along Foothill Drive where public transit coverage thins out. Our regional service extends well beyond Salt Lake City itself—delivering fleet vehicles as far north as Ogden and south toward Sandy. Local delivery logistics ensure timely support throughout the Wasatch Front corridor. With over 220 sunny days annually impacting vehicle wear-and-tear differently than in coastal markets, our ongoing commitment remains: keeping commercial vehicles Utah organizations rely on ready for every route ahead. Fun fact: Salt Lake is one of only a few U.S. cities with a free-fare downtown transit zone!
