Montreal operator purchases four X3-45 coaches

The four coaches offer all the cutting-edge features found on new Prevosts, as well as wheelchair capability.

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September 23, 2008

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Boisbriand, Quebec-based Transdev Limocar has purchased four new Prevost X3-45 motorcoaches.

Twenty five vehicles in Limocar’s fleet are Prevost motorcoaches, including the four recent acquisitions.

Its four newest coaches offer all the cutting-edge features found on new Prevosts, as well as wheelchair capability.

Limocar has focused on serving the urban and intercity niches since it began operation in 1979. Today it has public transportation contracts with more than 40 municipalities.

Topics:Prevost Motorcoach

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