Why NW Navigator?
- Oregon Owned and Operated
- 100% of our fleet runs on Biodiesel
- Committed to Green technologies and clean diesel programs
- Personalized Customer Service
- Proactive Preventative Maintenance
- Top Safety Rating with US DOT
- Professional Uniformed Drivers
- Ability to respond to last minute changes
- Same Day Quotes
- Excellent On-Time Performance Record
- Step-on Guides and Ground Dispatch Available
- Experienced, Professional Drivers
- Experienced Management and Safety teams
Why Motorcoach?
Energy Savings and the Greenest Way to Travel
Motorcoaches achieve 206.6 Passenger miles per gallon (MPG), commuter rail gets 92.4 passenger MPG, transit buses achieve 31.4 passenger MPG, domestic air carriers achieve 44 passenger MPG, and single-passenger automobiles averaged 27.2 passenger MPG and hybrid cars 46 passenger MPG.
Each full motorcoach has the potential of removing 55 autos from the highway, reducing congestion, cutting energy use, and reducing emissions.
Motorcoaches emit the least carbon dioxide per passenger mile when compared to other vehicles, and are on average 6 times more energy and fuel-efficient than single occupancy automobiles.
Carbon Dioxide emissions are reduced by an average of 85% per passenger mile for every person who chooses motorcoach travel instead of driving alone.
Motorcoaches are 3 times more efficient in reducing CO2 output when compared to commuter rail, and 5 times more efficient than most transit buses.
Putting America in Motion
The motorcoach industry binds the nation together. There are 3 times as many motorcoach terminals nationwide as there are airports and intercity rail terminals.
Motorcoach traveler and tourist demand generates more than $55 billion annually in economic transactions.
Each full motorcoach has the potential of removing 55 autos from the highway.
One motorcoach spending one night at a destination generates as much as $11,660 for that local economy in meals, lodging, and other spending.
The motorcoach industry is made up of nearly 3,400 businesses, nearly 80 percent of which operate fewer than 10 vehicles.
The total industry fleet of 33,400 vehicles provides charter, tour, sightseeing, airport shuttle, commuter and scheduled services.
Motorcoach facts 2009 provided by American Bus Association
