Product Focus CARPENTER BUS SALES
2010 13-Passenger with Lift, $52,100
The 2010 Ford/Starcraft, from Carpenter Bus Sales, is a 22’ Allstar with a V-10 Gas engine. With 13 seats plus 2Wheelchair stations and a fully-automatic BraunWheelchair Lift, it is specially priced at $52,100 for Parking Today readers.
Carpenter Bus has one of the
largest in-stock inventories in the country. Buses can be purchased, leased or rented - short-termor long term.
Formore information, contact Carpenter Bus Sales tel: 800-370-6180
www.carpenterbus.com (Mention Parking Today)
ELDORADONATIONAL  Your Best Bus Investment
The Aerotech offers passengers a safe, comfortable and dependable transportation choice and is available in a variety of lengths and configurations to meet all transportation applications. The steel-reinforced composite body is highly resistant to impact, rust and corrosion. Fiberglass body panels provide passengers with a quieter interior & a gel-coated exterior keeps its glossy finish for the life of the vehicle. The Aerotech has been tested for and has met all applicable FMVSS requirements and has been crash tested.
For more information, contact ElDorado National tel: 800-850-1287; fax: 785-823-9471 e-mail:
sales@enconline.com www.enconline.com
CODE BLUE CORPORATION 
BLUE ALERT™ MASS NOTIFICATION Code Blue Corporation’s BLUE ALERT™ Mass Notification System combines state of the art amplifiers, speaker arrays and sophisticated software control to quickly inform and direct people in emergency situations. The NFPA 72®, 2010 Chapter 24 compliant system allows flexibility in announcement delivery. Blue Alert’s complete turnkey mass notification system is the perfect solution to effectively broadcast timely and critical information to its targeted audience.
For more information, contact Code Blue Corporation tel: 616-392-8296 fax: 616-392-8391 email:
info@codeblue.com www.codeblue.com
INTEGRAPARK
IntegraPark offers PARIS, the premier billing and receivables system for monthly parkers. PARIS may be integrated with many popular card access systems. PARIS automates collections with credit card charges and bank drafts, ensures compliance with complex lease terms, and more. IntegraPark’s Geneva application uses data from your revenue control system to track and analyze your operations, then posts the financial results to your General Ledger system.
ELDORADONATIONAL 
Not Just Another Low-Floor Bus
The E-Z Rider II is a low floor transit bus that offers exceptional passenger accessibility. This rear engine model is designed and built
100% in the United States with U.S. produced components for quick and affordable access to replacement parts. Passenger seating is available on the front wheel wells, which allows for the same seating capacity as a conventional floor bus. ADA compliant wheelchair ramps are available at the front and/or rear entry doors allowing exceptional design flexibility. This model has completed the Altoona 12-year/500,000 mile test.
For more information, contact ElDorado National tel: 909-591-9557; fax: 909-591-5285 e-mail:
info@eldorado-ca.com www.eldoradonational.com
28 SEPTEMBER 2010 • PARKING TODAY •
www.parkingtoday.com MCCAIN, INC.
Trusted Parking Guidance System for Universities
McCain’s Parking Guidance Systemis ideal for universities seeking to reduce time spent searching for available parking, therebyminimizing congestion and harmful carbon emissions. Leading institutions, such as the University of San Diego, also benefit fromthe system’s customizable design and flexibility inmeeting university branding requirements. The systemeasily guides drivers to available parking using highly visible signs located inside and outside the structure and LED indicator lights located in each parking bay.
Formore information, contactMcCain, Inc. tel: 888-262-2246 email:
info@mccainparking.com www.mccainparking.com
For more information, contact IntegraPark, LLC tel: 888-852-9993; fax: 281-656-4466 e-mail:
ruth.beaman@
integrapark.com www.integrapark.com
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