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RWC Group is now the official IC Bus dealer for the entire state of Washington. Photo courtesy IC Bus
LISLE, Ill. — RWC Group is now the official IC Bus dealer for the entire state of Washington.
With the move, the dealer will expand beyond its four existing locations throughout the state, according to the school bus manufacturer. The dealer also has locations in Alaska, California, and Arizona.
“The RWC Group is a premier dealer for the IC Bus brand and has consistently demonstrated our commitment to be being a trusted partner for our customers and we support them in their mission to provide the safest and most reliable transportation for children,” said Trish Reed, vice president and general manager for IC Bus. “IC Bus is pleased to have RWC expand their support into Washington state.”
Robert W. Cunningham, president of RWC Group, said that he looks forward to "serving the state in an increased capacity and providing them consistent support and top-notch service before, during, and after the sale.”
“The entire RWC Group staff is dedicated to providing the very best customer service experience at all of our locations, and this move helps us better serve bus customers in Washington state,” Cunningham said.
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