Inland Empire Stages

When were buses invented? The first bus was launched in Paris, France by a Blaise Pascal in1662. This bus service was actually a horse-drawn carriage that lasted 15 years.

The Yellow Coach Company was the first company dedicated to the exclusive manufacture of buses, and they are the innovators of what are now standard features. They were the first to offer lavatories on their vehicles, and the first to create air-conditioned buses.

Here’s the math: A 600-mile bus trip uses about 80 gallons of gas. If 40 people are on the bus, that’s two gallons each or 300 miles per gallon. Talk about fuel efficiency!

A study has found that students are almost 50x more likely to arrive at school safely if they take the bus than if they drive themselves or ride with friends.

Once you have traveled, the voyage never ends, but is played out over and over again in the quietest chambers. The mind can never break off from the journey. - Pat Conroy, American Author

Did you know that before the 1920s, school buses had cloth curtains instead of glass windows? Glass windows were first introduced by the Indiana-based Wayne Works (later Wayne Corporation).

Our bus service will provide your group with some great features and amenities to improve your travel experience such as comfortable seats, ample storage, controlled temperature, and much more.

If you have a group of like-minded friends, why not plan a collective excursion to a destination, or destinations, of shared interest? Visit one of the coasts, take museum tours, or visit a few casinos. The good times will be fondly remembered for years or at least until your next trip.

In 2014, an Indianapolis man, Paul Stender, equipped a school bus with a Phantom fighter jet engine and created the world’s fastest bus. It hit a top speed of 367 mph!

Traveling can be one of the most hectic experiences, especially if the transport medium is not comfortable. When you are looking for cozy bus service for group trips, you can always turn to us.

A wonderful and true saying by Roy M. Goodman, former New York State Senator: Remember that happiness is a way of travel not a destination.

The famous yellow school buses first appeared in North America in 1939. The color is now formally known as National School Bus Glossy Yellow.

Traveling across the country by bus is faster than travelling by automobile, has access to more destinations than trains, and costs less and has fewer hassles than airplane travel. When you travel by bus, you can relax, enjoy the scenery, and arrive refreshed.