Buses For Sale in Rhode Island
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Buying a Bus in Rhode Island
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Insurance
- Minimum required liability: $100,000 per person and $300,000 per accident for most passenger busesHigher coverage is required for commercial passenger carriersPersonal Injury Protection is required under Rhode Island's no-fault lawsNonprofits and schools may qualify for special insurance programs or pooled policiesFor-hire operators must maintain and file evidence of insurance with the Public Utilities Commission.
Bus Safety
- Buses used for commercial or passenger service must undergo annual safety inspections at licensed facilitiesRequired safety equipment includes: Emergency exits and signage, Fire extinguisher, First aid kitADA-compliant lift if serving passengers with disabilitiesSkoolie conversions must comply with state inspection and safety equipment standardsFederal regulations apply to commercial carriers operating across state lines.
Perfect For
Our Rhode Island 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
1. How do I register a bus in Rhode Island?
Submit Form TR-1 along with proof of ownership, valid ID, and payment of registration fees to the DMV.
2. Do I need a CDL to drive a bus in Rhode Island?
Yes. A CDL is mandatory for buses that carry 16 or more passengers or exceed 26,000 pounds GVWR.
3. Are emissions tests required for buses in Rhode Island?
Yes. Emissions testing applies to vehicles in the Providence area and other select counties. Requirements depend on vehicle type and location.
4. Can a nonprofit avoid paying sales tax in Rhode Island?
Yes. Nonprofits with valid 501(c)(3) status can apply for tax exemption during purchase by submitting supporting documentation.
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