New Prevost program offers solutions for operators
Clean + Care is an all-encompassing program for business for today.

For operators to be ready to get back to business, Prevost developed an offer that includes creating ways your riders feel comfortable about the equipment in which they are being transported.
Prevost

For operators to be ready to get back to business, Prevost developed an offer that includes creating ways your riders feel comfortable about the equipment in which they are being transported.
Prevost
In these times of unprecedented challenges and when doing business the “normal” way may not return for quite some time, Prevost is offering support to embattled operators.
“Prevost is here for you — that’s the message we want to convey to our customers and to the industry as a whole”, says Prevost GM Francois Tremblay. “While so much of this crisis is out of our control, Prevost’s goal is to do everything we can to provide some peace of mind. With that guiding us, we have embraced a Clean + Care approach to all that we are doing for operators.”
Clean + Care is an all-encompassing program for business for today. It includes many initiatives and solutions, such as:
WARRANTY EXTENSIONS - Prevost was the first to offer a Warranty Extension program on parts and coaches.
For qualifying parked coaches
24-month parts warranty
FREE ONLINE TRAINING - from Prevost Technical Institute gives a learning management system that is trackable and provable. Use this time to learn new subject matter or brush up on existing skills for drivers and technicians.
CONTACT US CONFIDENTLY - Prevost has set up a way for operators to reach us even when many are working remotely, and operators may be unsure who is available. The email prevostcrisissupport@volvo.com is being monitored for any needs or requests.
STORAGE AND CLEANING - Easy access for downloading processes and procedures from our Technical Publications are always available on our website and include:
Storage and startup guidelines for parked coaches
Cleaning procedures and instructions
CONTACT FREE - Operators can feel comfortable dropping off and picking up vehicles — all contact free. Centers with parts warehouses have also instituted a process for contact-free parts pickup for customers’ convenience.
BACK TO BUSINESS – In order for operators to be ready to get back to business, Prevost developed an offer that includes creating ways your riders feel comfortable about the equipment in which they are being transported. Prevost has many options already available and more to come.
New driver barriers
Passenger warning and information decals for coach interior
Air purifier systems
Improved ventilation with fans in roof hatch options
Hand sanitizer dispensers and installation suggestions and instructions
Alcohol-based hand sanitizer (4L)
Electrostatic misting systems
Filtration systems
Masks are available for operators to provide to riders for additional confidence and protection
Seat Distancing decals
Passenger partitions (coming soon)
Headrest covers (coming soon)
Prevost’s service network continues to be available as all service centers remain open and the Customer Support team is just a call away. Parts are available and being shipped daily, and the company’s PASS line is available 24/7 for assisting with scheduling and warranty work. Call 800-463-7738.
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