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Buying a Bus in Connecticut
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Insurance
- Minimum liability amounts: Varies by seat count, typically $300,000 for small busesPIP required in ConnecticutDifferences for for-hire vs nonprofit operations: Nonprofits may have reduced ratesGroup policies available for churches/schools.
Bus Safety
- Inspection frequency: Annual inspections at licensed stationsRequired safety equipment: Seat belts, ADA lifts, emergency exitsSkoolie compliance: Must meet FMCSA standardsReference to federal standards: FMCSA, 49 CFR compliance required.
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Our Connecticut inventory suits a wide range of users:
Schools, Colleges & Education
Fleet Operators & Tour Companies
Hotels, Airports & Corporate Shuttles
Schools, Colleges & Education
Fleet Operators & Tour Companies
Hotels, Airports & Corporate Shuttles
General Information
What is the process for registering a bus in Connecticut?
Registering a bus in Connecticut involves completing the Application for Connecticut Title and Registration at your local DMV office. Having all necessary documents ready can make the process smoother. If you need assistance, the DMV staff can provide helpful guidance.
Is a CDL necessary for driving a bus in Connecticut?
Yes, a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) is required for buses that exceed 26,001 lbs or carry 16 or more passengers. This ensures drivers are equipped to handle larger vehicles safely. Local driving schools offer CDL training options that might be worth exploring.
Are emissions tests mandatory for buses in Connecticut?
Emissions testing is mandatory in New Haven County and surrounding areas to maintain air quality standards. Testing centers are available throughout these regions, and scheduling your test in advance can help avoid delays.
How can nonprofits benefit from tax exemptions in Connecticut?
Nonprofits can benefit from tax exemptions by providing IRS 501(c)(3) documentation. This can significantly reduce costs, allowing more resources to be directed towards your mission. Consulting with a tax professional can ensure all paperwork is correctly filed.
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