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At Forest River Bus, we understand that transportation is more than logistics—it’s the foundation of every Sunday morning pickup, senior outing, youth trip, and community outreach, all of which begin with shared need: a safe, reliable shuttle bus. With that in mind, we’d like to share key insights—emerging trends in transportation and what leaders should consider when evaluating shuttle options for their organizations. What We’re Seeing: Shuttle Bus Trends in the Church Community Increased Demand for Accessibility One of the most notable shifts we’ve seen is a growing demand for ADA-compliant shuttles with wheelchair lifts and flexible seating options. Whether serving members or expanding outreach to the broader community, accessible buses are helping churches remove physical barriers. 2. Smaller Buses, Bigger Impact Many organizations opt for smaller shuttle buses that do not require a commercial driver’s license. Vehicles with a passenger capacity of up to 14 are not only easier to ...
>> Read MoreGoshen, Ind. — Forest River Bus & Van, a division of Forest River, Inc., is proud to announce a series of leadership advancements aimed at strengthening operations, enhancing the customer experience, and supporting long-term growth. Forest River has named Douglas Wright as President of its Bus, Van, and Marine divisions. With more than three decades of experience in the automotive industry, Wright is known for his strategic leadership, operational expertise, and commitment to customer service. “This company was built by people who care deeply about what they do—and who they do it for,” Wright said. “Our responsibility now is to carry that legacy forward while continuing to refine and elevate the customer journey. Supporting that vision is longtime Forest River leader Mike Terlep, newly appointed as Director of Sales for the Bus division. Terlep will lead all sales efforts across government, commercial, and dealer channels in North America. With a strong foundation in both RV and c ...
>> Read MoreElkhart, Ind. - Forest River, Inc., a leading manufacturer of recreational vehicles, pontoons, cargo trailers, buses and vans, is proud to announce its recognition as Ford Motor Company's Top Sold Volume Account in both the Bus and Mobility and Motorhome segments for 2024. This prestigious accomplishment marks the second consecutive year earning this distinction for Forest River RV and continues a remarkable streak for Forest River Bus & Van, which has achieved this milestone every year since 2006. This achievement underscores the strength of Forest River's long-standing partnership with Ford and reflects a shared commitment to delivering high-quality, innovative transportation and recreation solutions to customers. Collaborating with Ford has enabled Forest River, Inc. to equip customers with reliable vehicles that offer safety and superior performance. "We are incredibly honored to once again be recognized as Ford's top volume account in these key segments," said David Wright, C ...
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