Mears Motor Coaches
Legal name: Mears Destination Services IncAt a glance
Federal records, checked Nov 1, 2026 · 1 day agoFederal registration and for-hire operating authority are both active.
That meets the federal minimum for buses with 16 or more seats.
Vehicles were put out of service in 8% of inspections, against 22% nationally. Federal rating: Satisfactory.
18 crashes in the last 24 months, one of them fatal and 10 with an injury. Crash reports don’t say who was at fault.
The company reports 306 motorcoaches and 15 more buses with 16 or more seats.
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Full-size motorcoaches of about 56 seats, buses of about 35 to 40 seats, minibuses of 20 to 33, and vans of up to 15 seats. 81 of its vehicles turned up on federal records in the last 24 months.
Van Hool Commuter Coach (2007–2019).
Gillig Low Floor Bus (2024, 2025), Freightliner XBS Straight Rail Rear Engine Shuttle Bus Chassis (2012, 2020), New Flyer Xcelsior (2016), New Flyer Transit Bus (1997, 2002, 2004), New Flyer Low Floor (2007), and 1 more.
Ford F-550 (2019), Ford E-450 cutaway (2018).
Ford Transit (2016), Ford E-350 cutaway (2016).
Why the numbers differ: only vehicles that met an inspector or a crash report appear on the records. Florida doesn’t inspect every bus each year the way California does.
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Safety record
Better than average · 85 inspections and 18 crashes in 24 monthsLicenses and insurance
All active · $5 million liability on fileCompany record
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