2016 Ford Girardin 18 Passenger Type A School Bus – B05348

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The recent delivery of a 2016 Ford Girardin 18 Passenger Type A School Bus - B05348 to Los Angeles, California highlights how local organizations are responding to the city’s diverse transportation needs. This particular bus now operates near Koreatown, where school traffic and after-school programming create steady demand for safe, efficient group transport. With its compact size and maneuverability, it’s well-suited for L.A.’s crowded streets and tight parking around neighborhood schools. Los Angeles continues to experience robust population growth, with nearly four million residents and an expanding student base—LAUSD is the second-largest public school district in the country. Major employers like Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and regional universities further drive daily commuter volumes. Seasonal spikes occur during summer camps, festival seasons, and when tourism peaks near Hollywood or Griffith Park. These factors keep Girardin 18 Passenger Type A School Bus - B05348 buses for sale Los Angeles in high demand as institutions look to manage fluctuating group sizes while adhering to safety standards. The 2016 Ford Girardin’s seating for 18 passengers aligns perfectly with the needs of LA’s midsize schools, church groups, or even private shuttle operators serving residential areas such as Echo Park or Boyle Heights. Features like air conditioning—a must in SoCal heat—plus ADA accessibility make it compliant across city routes that traverse from Westwood down to South LA. Smaller passenger capacity also allows easier routing through congested neighborhoods where larger fleet vehicles struggle. Our team regularly delivers buses throughout Los Angeles County, reaching cities like Glendale and Inglewood within a short drive via I-5 or the 405 Freeway. From pre-delivery inspections to follow-up support on commercial vehicles California-wide, we streamline logistics so each bus arrives ready for service—even navigating notorious L.A. traffic delays. Interestingly, LA schools run over 1,300 bus routes daily—more than many entire states operate—so our commitment to keeping regional fleets moving remains strong as transportation solutions continue evolving