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ARBOC Specialty Vehicles, LLC is North America's low-floor, body-on-chassis (cutaway) bus leader serving transit, paratransit, and shuttle applications. With more than 5,000 buses produced, ARBOC provides passenger accessibility and comfort over traditional standard floor cutaway vehicles, and also offers a medium-duty bus for transit and shuttle applications. It is part of NFI Group (A New Flyer of America Company).

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Coach & Equipment is a family-owned manufacturer of midsize buses for the municipal, senior living, and higher education service industries, located in the Finger Lakes region of New York State. The company has been building buses since 1948 and offers many different bus configurations, along with replacement parts for its buses and other midsized transit buses.

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ENC (ElDorado National-California) manufactures heavy-duty transit buses at its 227,000-square-foot production facility in Riverside, California. For over 45 years it has built buses for public transit, paratransit, airports, parking facilities, and universities, with customizable floorplans and multiple propulsion platforms including diesel, CNG, hybrid, battery-electric, and hydrogen fuel cell. Buses complete FTA/Altoona durability testing and comply with FMVSS, CMVSS, DOT, EPA, ADA, and NHTSA requirements.

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GILLIG designs, builds, and supports transit buses in the United States, including clean diesel, CNG, hybrid electric, battery electric, and hydrogen fuel cell buses. Founded in 1890 in San Francisco as a carriage and wagon shop, the company is privately owned by three American families and operates a purpose-built facility in Livermore, California.

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Hometown Manufacturing, Inc. is a third-generation, woman-owned, family business founded in 1992 in Crandon, Wisconsin by CEO Kristina Pence-Dunow. It hand-crafts trolleys and buses in Crandon, Wisconsin, USA, and describes itself as one of the largest and most unique bus manufacturers in the US. The company rebranded from Hometown Trolley to Hometown Manufacturing in 2018.

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