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First new vehicle since 2011 for Regent Coaches

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Published: 25 May 2017
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The Sunsundegui SC7-bodied Volvo B11R has 53 Esteban Ega Relax seats

Whitstable-based Regent Coaches has taken delivery of its first new full-size coach since 2011 in the form of a B11R with Sunsundegui SC7 bodywork, supplied by Volvo Bus (02476 210250).

It has 53 Esteban Ega Relax seats and a demountable centre toilet, along with an Actia DVD entertainment system incorporating two monitors.

Says Partner Sam Regent: “Recently our services have primarily been centred on smaller vehicles.

“However, we have experienced a rise in customer demand for contracts requiring coaches with a larger capacity, so we decided that now was a good time to make this investment.

“We chose the B11R SC7 because we plan to keep the coach for a number of years and it meets all of our requirements.”

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