ABC delivers CX35s, CX45s to Va., Mich.
James River's 38-passenger coaches are equipped with Cummins ISL 9L engines driving through Allison B500 transmissions, and have REI Elite Entertainment Systems with 15-inch video monitors, as well as 110-volt and USB outlets.
Richmond, Va.’s James River Transportation recently took delivery of two new Van Hool CX35s from ABC Companies.
The 38 passenger coaches are equipped with Cummins ISL 9L engines driving through Allison B500 transmissions, and have REI Elite Entertainment Systems with 15-inch video monitors, as well as 110-volt and USB outlets.
They also feature Van Hool safety features including three-point seatbelts, backup cameras, lane departure warning, antilock brakes, Smartwave Tire Pressure Monitoring, Kidde Fire Suppression Systems, automatic stability control, daytime running lights, curbside lighting, and adaptive static aiming lights.
Additionally, Troy, Mich.-based Allstar Chauffeured Services recently took delivery of two new Van Hool CX45 luxury coaches.
Powered by Cummins ISX 425 HP engine, driving through an Allison B500 GenV transmission, the 56 passenger coaches are equipped with 110-volt outlets, Wi-Fi, leather seating, woodgrain flooring, Alcoa aluminum wheels, REI Elite Entertainment systems with 15.4-inch video monitors, enclosed parcel racks, and side window curtains.
They also feature Van Hool safety features, including three-point seatbelts, ASA sideview camera, backup camera, lane departure warning, antilock brakes, Smartwave Tire Pressure Monitoring, Kidde Fire Suppression Systems, automatic stability control, daytime running lights, curbside lighting, and adaptive static aiming lights.
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