For the people with RV's or people that have rented charter busses

[kovalchuk71 212]

I have a quick question. How many MPG go you guys get with RV's/Charter busses? Im looking at a southern comfort type coach (35 passenger) and was wondering if anyone knows the MPG. Im trying to figure out gas costs PP.

[Rustpot 1]

My department at MTU hires coach charter buses, I can look into it at work tomorrow. I think we use ~65 passenger buses though.

No reason you can't call and ask either.

[kovalchuk71 212]

Oh I know Im going to call tomorrow. They're just closed right now I was seeing if I can get some answers on here.

[cxo 0]

Charter buses? 5-7 tops.

[bdj 0]

Do you have the proper lisence to drive it? I know I need a class 3 here to drive a 5th wheel or tandem axel vehicle, luckly I already had it before i bought the trailer.

[Rustpot 1]

Do you have the proper lisence to drive it? I know I need a class 3 here to drive a 5th wheel or tandem axel vehicle, luckly I already had it before i bought the trailer.

Need a chauffeur's to drive certain vehicles, don't know if a charter would require a trucking endorsement. The company usually provides drivers and won't let you rent the bus only.

[hockeysc23 0]

Oh I know Im going to call tomorrow. They're just closed right now I was seeing if I can get some answers on here.

My dad has a 34' foot RV. I believe it gets 9-12.

[cxo 0]

Oh I know Im going to call tomorrow. They're just closed right now I was seeing if I can get some answers on here.

My dad has a 34' foot RV. I believe it gets 9-12.

That's pretty stellar gas mileage if it's diesel.

[hockeysc23 0]

Oh I know Im going to call tomorrow. They're just closed right now I was seeing if I can get some answers on here.

My dad has a 34' foot RV. I believe it gets 9-12.

That's pretty stellar gas mileage if it's diesel.

I don't think its diesel. I could be off maybe its the 5-9 range. Its been awhile since he has driven it.

[Spreedizzle 1]

Either way.....diesel's typically get better fuel mileage than a comperable gas engine.

[chk hrd 164]

for something that big instead of figuring Mph you could figure it will cost you about $1.00 per mile to drive.

[tokes 0]

for something that big instead of figuring Mph you could figure it will cost you about $1.00 per mile to drive.

Going to cost you more than $1.00 per mile once you factor in all the other maintenance/wear items.

[kovalchuk71 212]

Maintenance? Im renting it bro.

[tokes 0]

Maintenance? Im renting it bro.

I work nights, do you see the time that was posted at? 1 PM, I was in a half asleep stupor :lol:

[cxo 0]

It probably will be more like a dollar and change per mile to drive though, but I am basing that off of figures I was given for a slightly larger Blue Lakes charter bus.

Did you ever just call and ask yet?

[jrhky36 1]

Do you have the proper lisence to drive it? I know I need a class 3 here to drive a 5th wheel or tandem axel vehicle, luckly I already had it before i bought the trailer.

Need a chauffeur's to drive certain vehicles, don't know if a charter would require a trucking endorsement. The company usually provides drivers and won't let you rent the bus only.

need a Commerical Drivers License (cdl)

in mich

[cxo 0]

Probably everywhere else, too.