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MCC will exhibit HVAC at STN EXPO, Booth 255. Contact MCC by phoneat 800-673-2431, by e-mail or visit www.
mcc-hvac.com
Booth 255 See ad, page 58
Stop by the Mirco Bird booth to see the lastest innovations and technology for Type A buses, including the Propane Micro Bird. Learn how districts are saving $0.37 per mile with Blue Bird’s propane technology. Booth B
See ad, page 49
Prevost will be exhibiting LED lights at the STN EXPO Trade Show. Come visit Gary Hodgson of at booth 263. Contact Prevost phone at (847) 844-7680 or visit
www.prevostcar.com.
Booth 263 See ad, page 29
TRP Bus Parts will be exhibiting repair and maintenance parts for all makes of buses at the STN EXPO Conference and Trade Show. Come visit TRP Bus Parts in booth #239. Contact us at (206) 504- 8322, email Dale.Puhrmann@PACCAR. com or visit
www.TRPParts.com. Booth 239
See ad, page 60
Onspot of North America automatic tire chains engage and disengage from the dashboard switch enhancing traction and reducing braking distance on snow and ice in forward or reverse. Contact us by phone at (800) 766-7768, by email to onspot@
onspot.com or visit
www.onspot.com. Booth 234
See ad, page 60
Q’Straint & Sure-Lok have innovated many industry standards, from a com- plete series of floor anchorage tracks to the first automatic
retractors.Contact us by phone at (866) 787-3565, by email at
events@sure-lok.com or visit www.
qstraint.com /
www.sure-lok.com. Booth 240
See ad, page 67
REI’s A.R.M.O.R. software suite features stop-arm violation detection and reporting, user-friendly dashboards of vehicle health status, and automated video and system management.
Booth 243 See ad, page 25
Ricon Corp. is a leading manufacturer of school bus accessibility products, including the Titanium wheelchair lifts that feature heavy-duty, 1,000-pound capacity and the security of the Ricon Safety Zone.
Booth 258 See ad, page 48
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