Videos
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| 1. Sleeper Coach | 2. How to Ride PART |
3. ABC Prime Time News |
4. Honoring Our Military 2009 |
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| 5. NCAA Championship Ring |
6. UNC Celebrates NCAA Vict. |
1. Coach America Sleeper Coach: Check out the video below for an in-depth tour of our sleeper coaches.*
* Sleeper Coach video best viewed with Mozilla Firefox.
2. How to Ride PART: For someone who is not familiar with the PART system, this video describes how to ride the PART bus. It describes all the different aspects of the PART ride, from figuring out the schedule to boarding and transferring buses. Please it pass around to your friends, coworkers and relatives and show them how easy and enjoyable it is to ride the bus!
3. ABC Primetime News with Diane Sawyer: Coach America is proud to provide service to our armed forces in North Carolina and provide the lion’s share of the motor coach service to the Marines of Camp LeJuene as well as the US Army of Ft. Bragg.
4. Honoring Our Military 2009: ABC, Michael Buble and Mayor Bloomberg help to Honor our Military in 2009. Coach America (operating under the Legacy name American Coach Lines) was proud to provide service to our US Marine Corps and transport Marines and their families to New York City for the 77th lighting of America’s Christmas Tree in Rockefeller Plaza.
5. NCAA Championship Ring: Coach America (operating in this video under our Legacy name Southern Coach Company) is proud to provide service to the majority of Universities and colleges in North Carolina. Our drivers become a part of the family for our professional, semi-pro and university athletic teams. Some of our drivers, like David Harder, are fortunate enough to be taken in to the family to the extent that they too receive championship rings when the teams they service win National Championships.
6. UNC Celebrates NCAA victory in 2009: Our drivers who receive Championship rings also appreciate the police forces that help to block traffic and provide parade like service to celebrate National Championships as was broadcast by WRAL in 2009.