Transit Buses for Sale - New & Used Low-Floor, ADA & Fleet-Ready Inventory

Whether you operate fixed-route city service, regional transit, campus mobility, paratransit, airport feeder routes, or microtransit, the right bus keeps riders moving safely and on schedule. We carry a diverse, in-stock inventory of used low-floor transit buses, ADA-accessible paratransit vehicles, commuter buses, and fleet-ready transit models built for high-capacity public transportation needs.

• Extensive, Transit-Ready Inventory

  Choose from high-quality low-floor transit buses, paratransit shuttles, commuter buses, and heavy-duty transit models with capacities ranging from smaller accessible vehicles to 40-foot and higher-capacity buses.

• Low-Floor Transit Buses for Fixed Routes

  We offer low-floor, kneeling, and ramp-equipped transit buses designed for city routes, suburban trunk lines, campus loops, municipal service, and frequent stop-and-go operation.

• ADA-Accessible Transit & Paratransit Buses

  Support inclusive public transportation with ADA-accessible models featuring wheelchair ramps or lifts, tie-down securement systems, priority seating, accessible aisle layouts, and flexible passenger configurations.

• Transit Bus Financing & Fleet Support

  We make the buying process seamless with transparent pricing, financing support, title help, FMVSS/ADA documentation, emissions information, inspection resources, and nationwide delivery coordination.

• Prioritized Uptime, Accessibility & Route Reliability

  From low-floor boarding, wheelchair ramps, durable seating, HVAC systems, farebox-ready layouts, and service records to engine, transmission, brake, and undercarriage details, our buses help agencies keep routes moving with fewer surprises.

New & Used Transit Buses for City Routes, Paratransit, Microtransit & Fleet Replacement

From ADA-accessible paratransit shuttles to low-floor Gillig, New Flyer, Orion, Blue Bird, CNG, electric, and diesel transit buses, transit operators can match the vehicle to the route, passenger count, accessibility needs, emissions goals, and service model. Use smaller accessible buses for demand-response and microtransit, or move up to 35-foot, 40-foot, and articulated transit buses for city routes, municipal replacements, campus service, and high-capacity public transportation.