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The recent delivery of a 2006 Thomas Saf-T-Liner 28 Passenger ADA Bus - B62234 to Jacksonville, Florida highlights the city’s evolving demand for accessible group transit. Nestled just west of the St. Johns River and minutes from Riverside’s bustling Five Points district, this bus is now part of a fleet serving some of Jacksonville’s busiest corridors. Its arrival comes at a time when local transportation solutions are crucial for connecting neighborhoods across Duval County. Jacksonville’s population has grown nearly 15% since 2010, making it one of Florida’s fastest-expanding urban centers. With major employers like Baptist Health, JAXPORT, and Fidelity National Financial driving commuter needs—and an influx of seasonal visitors during spring and fall—reliable commercial vehicles Florida-wide are in high demand. Saf-T-Liner 28 Passenger ADA Bus - B62234 buses for sale Jacksonville often meet the needs of schools, corporate shuttles, and event transport. The city’s sprawling layout—from downtown to Mandarin—means passenger-focused fleet vehicles are essential for efficient movement. This Thomas bus features full ADA accessibility, seating for 28 passengers plus secure wheelchair positions, climate control designed for humid Gulf Coast summers, and high-visibility lighting ideal for early morning routes along I-295 or Atlantic Boulevard. Its size is well-matched to local school districts needing smaller buses on residential streets in Arlington or Southside. Additionally, tourism operators can use its flexible capacity for riverfront hotel shuttles or historic district tours—especially during peak cruise season when traffic surges near JAXPORT. Our service radius extends beyond Jacksonville into nearby communities like Orange Park and Fernandina Beach—both within an hour via I-95 or US-17. Local delivery logistics ensure that regional customers receive timely support whether they’re operating along the Intracoastal or out toward Macclenny. Interestingly, Jacksonville leads the state in miles of navigable waterway—a unique challenge that makes versatile Thomas buses Northeast Florida invaluable to local fleets
