Benefits of Choosing BraunAbility Commercial Wheelchair Lift for School Bus Applications

BraunAbility offers three series of wheelchair lifts for school bus applications: Century-2 and Millennium-2. The Century-2 offers a spring-loaded roll stop mechanism, while the Millennium-2 Series offers a hydraulic roll stop.

All BraunAbility bus wheelchair lifts are NHTSA-approved, and they will provide years of service and mobility independence, as long as they are installed and maintained as specified, and as long as a trained person or attendant operates them.

Commercial wheelchair lifts from BraunAbility are engineered for long-term reliability and durability, so whether you're looking for a single accessible school bus or an entire fleet, our mobility solutions are the most trusted and reliable in the industry. BraunAbility’s reputation as the leader in the mobility transportation industry is about more than just our bus wheelchair lifts—it’s also about the personal, after-purchase customer service.

When you purchase from BraunAbility, you are getting more than just a product—you are also getting our people. Our customer service team is simply unrivaled, at every level, in every way. We work to find you the ideal mobility transportation solution, no matter the requirements, complexity, or scale. And after your purchase, we will work just as hard to offer you all the service and repair support you need.

Prioritizing Student Safety

Transport your students that need wheelchair accessibility easily with a wheelchair lift. We can help you ensure you have wheelchair lifts and designated seats or areas in your school busses to secure students while they are in transit to and from school activities. Choose between a side or rear-entry manual or power lift to make wheelchair access easy.

We will ensure you are ADA compliant and meet the guidelines set by the federal government to provide school transportation to those students with disabilities. The National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act requires all school buses to meet applicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS). This is important because the safety regulations for school buses are different from those for city buses and the standard commuter vehicle.