One way to keep a church vehicle tidy is to make each group that uses it responsible for the condition of the interior of the vehicle. That means clearing out any trash or personal items as well as vacuuming floors and seats and wiping down the interior after an outing. Passenger Vans to Go Passenger vans come in all shapes and sizes these days, with seating for 7 to 15 passengers including the driver. The smaller vans require a Class C license to drive. A larger van, which seats up to 15 and can tow a covered trailer with luggage or other equipment, puts driving into the commercial class.
Commercial class requires a church to set up a program according to state government regulations.
Next you must decide whether to purchase a new or used vehicle. If you have enough money in the budget for a new bus or van, check out dealers in your area that offer a good price backed by quality service. Compare options such as engine sizes up to V-10, type of upholstery, seating capacity, and gross weight. If you expect to tow a trailer, be careful that you don't exceed the Gross Combination Weight Rating determined by the manufacturer. Take a look at warranty options, too.