The Canary Islands company opts for the T-One model for school transport.
Since 2008, Amandabus has relied on Integralia to enhance the accessibility of its fleet. This year, the Canarian company, specialised in adapted transport, has incorporated two new T-ONE minibuses, reaffirming its commitment to inclusive mobility and the continuous improvement of its services.
Minibuses designed for accessibility and innovation
The two new units, configured for 16 passengers plus driver, are adapted for the transport of people with reduced mobility thanks to a vertical rear access platform. With this acquisition, Amandabus reinforces its school transport service, guaranteeing equipment that complies with all the regulations in force in the Canary Islands.
A commitment to accessibility from the outset
Since its foundation, Integralia has been committed to technological evolution at the service of accessibility. Its trajectory began with the manufacture of adapted taxis, and today it continues to innovate to guarantee maximum comfort and safety for people with reduced mobility.
The new minibuses can accommodate up to three passengers in wheelchairs, allowing capacity to be adjusted according to the needs of each journey. This flexibility is key to continuing to offer an accessible and efficient service.
With more than 200 vehicles in its fleet, Amandabus continues its commitment to quality and accessibility with the incorporation of these two brand new T-ONE. An alliance with Integralia that reaffirms its commitment to mobility for all.