In the market for a new or used vehicle for your business? You will want to take advantage of the Section 179 deduction and the Bus Center is here to help! Now through December 31, 2021, eligible business owners can write off up to $1,050,000 for any new or used vehicles purchased, financed or leased, and put into service in 2021. The maximum about of $2,620,000 can be spent on eligible equipment before the available tax deduction is reduced. Contact one of our representatives today and ask about the 100% bonus depreciation that is available for new and used equipment, after the spending cap has been reached. The bonus depreciation is retroactive to September 27, 2017 and good through 2022. Get all the details by clicking here
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Transportation South’s Mike Johnson Passes Away
Mike Johnson, Transportation South

The Celebration of Life Service:
Thursday, September 30, 2021
Visitation and Viewing: 3:00pm to 4:00pm
Funeral Service 4:00pm – 5:00pm
Location: W.E. Lusain Funeral Home
629 Goldwire Way SW
Birmingham, Alabama 35211
Mask will be mandatory and enforced.
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The Bus Center family of companies is pleased to announced Bitimec Wash Bots are now available for purchase at all three location in Atlanta, Birmingham and Nashville! These mobile washing machines for buses are a cost effective, easier and you will use far less labor, water and time. There are two type of systems available the 626-EZ Battery or 101-BB Teathered. Call us for more information or to schedule a demonstration at 844.256-6169. Download Printable Brochure Here
- August 30, 2021
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According to STN Online, the FCC will grant another opportunity for school districts to apply for Emergency Connectivity Fund (EFC). The EFC funds are available to help implement school bus Wi-Fi hotspots. The application process begins September 28, 2021. Read more:
- January 1, 2021
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For nearly 50 years, The Bus Center has helped thousands find the right bus for their particular needs. In order to make your bus-buying experience as simple and stress-free as possible, we created The Bus Center Guide To Buying A Tour and Charter Bus. Inside you’ll learn:
- Questions to ask before buying a tour or charter bus
- How much will a charter bus weigh?
- What floor plan do I need?
- What options or special features will I need?
- What’s the best option – buying or leasing?
Begin by searching our inventory by clicking here Or call our sales representative at 844.256.6169
We are Growing!
The Bus Center - Atlanta Moving to New Address!- October 2, 2019
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The Bus Center – Atlanta is moving to a new location as of October 28th! We are so excited to get to move to a large building and continue to help The Bus Center – Atlanta grow every single day by being able to reach more people. If you would like more information on The Bus Center – Atlanta, please give us a call at 770.675.3738. Thank you so much for always supporting The Bus Center in all of our current and future endeavor’s.
Our New Address
110 Holt Industrial Circle
Acworth, GA 30101
A bus ministry can be fun and rewarding for not only your church, but the whole community! That being said, a bus ministry can also bring serious and dangerous issues along with it if not carefully supervised and controlled responsibly.
What are some ways you can ensure safety for all of your passengers and the driver, all while bringing hope and love to your community through your bus ministry? Keep reading and find out!
Selecting the Perfect Driver
The driver or drivers for any bus ministry must be selected carefully. This is going to be one of the most important steps when it comes to developing the perfect program for your bus ministry.
- August 27, 2018
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While a school bus is a safer ride for a child than the family van or riding their bike, school buses can still be dangerous. Today there are so many more distracted drivers on the road and children darting out from and around buses during the boarding process.
We believe that school bus safety is a group effort and that the time to make the roads safer for school buses and keep our children out of harm’s way is now. Today, we’re going to go over some ways everyone can pitch in a little to help save lives on school buses every single day.
When we think about the dangers of school buses, we often [...]
- June 11, 2018
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Did you know that growing your church ministry could be as simple as purchasing a church bus?
From greater possibilities when it comes to outreach, to youth activities, growing your ministry with the help of a bus has never been easier! Today, we’re going to go over just a few of the reasons why purchasing a bus can help your ministry grow.
Transportation Opportunities
Chances are that there are many people who would love to come to your church but can’t make it themselves. The reasons for this can range from unable to drive to just not owning a vehicle they can use to get to church. With the help of a bus, you enable these types of people to come to church and enjoy themselves as well as help your ministry grow and your community comes closer together.
Youth Activities and [...]
- March 20, 2018
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Purchasing a bus can be daunting, but we’re here to let you know that it really doesn’t have to be. In fact, purchasing a bus can be a lot of fun as well as a great learning opportunity. To prove our point, here are some fun facts you probably didn’t know about buses.
History of the BusThe first bus was introduced in Paris, France by a man named Blaise Pascal in the year 1662. This bus wasn’t like the buses you see today. This bus was drawn by horses. The tickets were so expensive, however, that it only lasted a total of about fifteen years. The next horse-drawn bus made its appearance on the scene in 1812. It was during this time that the bus got its name. It derived from the Latin word, “Omnibus” which means “For all”. Interesting, huh? By the 1830s, buses were steam powered. It was [...]