Selecting a Church Vehicle? Consider a Tram

When considering the current issues that many churches face, transportation wouldn't seem to be at the top of that list. However, with the rise of attendance at churches across the country, transportation for large groups, special events, or special needs attendees is a growing issue for many congregations.
 
One solution for all types of church transportation needs is a tram, a low-floor, slow-moving vehicle that comes in various sizes and price options.

The smallest motorized tram will seat six people, with the largest power car seating 40 passengers. Trams can be fully open, enclosed, or manufactured to offer rain curtains and/or removable sidewalls. Price points begin around $8,500.
 
Trams are limitless in their uses. Some churches simply need a way to transport the elderly, handicapped, and large families on their church grounds each Sunday morning. Other churches face the need for transportation during holidays, such as Christmas and Easter, for their larger gatherings. Trams are an excellent way to transport people from remote parking locations and bridal parties for weddings, move large groups in short timeframes, and shuttle families to their ministry groups if they are located somewhere other than the main chapel.

In addition to the obvious ability to transport church members, trams can benefit their congregations by being quick to load and unload passengers. They are typically built with a low floor so that passengers aren't struggling to climb in and out of the vehicle. Another benefit for the church is that only one driver is required to drive the trams with large numbers of people. This will save time and money.

Each church can rest assured that their members are safe by riding in low-speed vehicles, many of which are equipped with speed governors. Trams are a safe and cost-effective way of moving various numbers of people for a multitude of reasons.
 
 This article is courtesy of Specialty Vehicles, www.specialtyvehicles.com.