Buses For Sale in Utah
Browse a wide range of used buses for sale in Utah. Buy school, shuttle, coach, activity, and custom buses for business, church, or personal use. Fast delivery across UT. Hassle-free purchase process.
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Buying a Bus in Utah
From smog compliance to DMV paperwork, buying a bus in Utah means checking off a few important boxes.

Insurance
- Minimum coverage includes $80,000 per accident for standard vehicles, with increased limits for high-capacity or commercial busesUtah requires Personal Injury Protection (PIP) as part of its no-fault insurance systemCommercial and for-hire carriers must file insurance proof with UDOTChurches, private schools, and community groups may access group insurance or nonprofit-specific policies.

Bus Safety
- Annual safety inspections are required for buses used commercially or in public serviceSafety compliance includes: Emergency exits clearly marked, First aid kit and fire extinguisher, ADA-accessible equipment when transporting disabled passengersConverted buses must pass an inspection for motorhome classification and meet structural and equipment standardsFMCSA rules apply to buses operating across state lines.
Perfect For
Our Utah inventory suits a wide range of users:

Schools, Colleges & Education

Fleet Operators & Tour Companies

Hotels, Airports & Corporate Shuttles
General Information
1. How do I register a bus in Utah?
Start by completing Form TC-656 and submit it with your title, ID, and insurance documents at your local DMV office.
2. Do I need a CDL to drive a bus in Utah?
Yes. Any bus carrying 16 or more passengers or weighing over 26,000 pounds requires a commercial driver’s license.
3. What emissions testing applies to buses in Utah?
Buses registered in Salt Lake, Davis, Weber, or Utah County must pass emissions tests annually or biennially depending on vehicle age.
4. Can a nonprofit avoid sales tax when buying a bus in Utah?
Yes. Nonprofits may be exempt if they provide a valid IRS 501(c)(3) letter and apply through the Utah State Tax Commission.
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