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

Insurance
- Minimum liability coverage is $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident.
- Personal Injury Protection is not required under Vermont law.
- Commercial carriers must file evidence of insurance with the Vermont DMV if operating for hire.
- Group insurance policies are available to qualifying nonprofits, schools, and institutions.

Bus Safety
- All buses used for commercial or public purposes must pass an annual state safety inspection.
- Safety equipment must include clearly marked exits, a fire extinguisher, and a stocked first aid kit.
- ADA-compliant buses must have functioning wheelchair lifts or ramps if used for accessible transport.
- Converted buses must meet Vermont's RV safety and equipment standards before retitling.
- Any vehicle used for out-of-state transport must comply with federal FMCSA safety regulations.
Perfect For
Our Vermont 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 Vermont?
Use Form VD-119 and bring it along with your title, proof of insurance, and ID to a local DMV office.
2. Is a CDL required to drive a bus in Vermont?
Yes, a CDL is needed for buses with 16 or more seats or those exceeding 26,000 pounds GVWR.
3. Where is emissions testing required in Vermont?
Emissions tests are required in Chittenden County and nearby areas as part of the annual inspection.
4. Can nonprofits be exempt from paying sales tax in Vermont?
Yes, qualifying organizations with IRS 501(c)(3) status can request exemption through the Department of Taxes.
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