Bus interiors and operator environment

High-comfort suspension for demanding operator shifts.

Troman-supported BE-GE seating for North American transit fleets

Troman supplies and supports the BE-GE 31-series for bus, motorcoach, and other demanding driver applications across North America. The air-suspended seat combines extensive adjustment, pneumatic support, and a range of options to help operators maintain a healthier and more comfortable working position.

Weight-independent height adjustment, quick air release, air-operated cushion tilt, slide release, lumbar support, and side support are available within a practical control layout. Troman helps fleets evaluate seat configuration, mounting, electrical requirements, trim, and vehicle integration.

Troman supplies and supports the BE-GE 31-series air-suspended driver seat for North American buses and motorcoaches, improving operator comfort, support, adjustability, and long-shift ergonomics.

Air suspension that adapts to the operator

Support different body types without forcing a single position.

The 31-series is designed to isolate vibration and provide broad adjustment for professional drivers. Weight-independent height control and pneumatic support functions allow the seat to be set around the individual operator.

Configure the seat for the vehicle and duty cycle

Choose the options that matter in daily service.

Available options include armrests, heating, ventilation, belt configurations, backrest and headrest choices, shoulder support, compressors, trim, and other application-specific equipment.

Key capabilities

• Air suspension

• Weight-independent height adjustment

• Quick air release

• Air-operated seat-cushion tilt

• Air-operated slide release

• Pneumatic lumbar and side support

• Integrated headrest

• 12V or 24V integrated-compressor option

• Heating, ventilation, armrest, and belt options

Put long-shift comfort into the seat specification.

Troman can help match the 31-series configuration, mounting, controls, upholstery, belts, and options to the vehicle and operator environment.

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Stable support without giving up useful damping.

A low-motion seating option for transit operator environments

Troman supplies and supports the BE-GE 34-series, a soft-static driver seat that is virtually static while retaining a controlled damping function. The design combines a practical mounting profile with broad height and fore-aft adjustment for buses and other professional driving applications.

An integrated-headrest backrest, mechanical lumbar support, adjustable cushion, and quick-release backrest adjustment are standard. Troman can help fleets specify options, mounting, trim, electrical equipment, and belt requirements for the vehicle.

Troman supplies the BE-GE 34-series soft-static driver seat for transit fleets seeking stable support, ergonomic adjustment, mechanical lumbar support, and controlled damping.

Stable seating for operators who prefer less movement

Soft-static construction limits suspension travel while reducing harshness.

Some operator environments benefit from a seat that feels more fixed than a full air-suspension design. The 34-series provides that stability while retaining damping and extensive adjustment.

Practical adjustment for a shared driver position

Accommodate operators across shifts and routes.

Height, length, backrest, lumbar, and cushion adjustments allow the workstation to be reset around different operators. Options can add heating, armrests, compressor support, and other features.

Key capabilities

• Soft-static damping

• 130 mm height adjustment

• 210 mm length adjustment

• Quick-release backrest adjustment

• Mechanical lumbar support

• Adjustable seat cushion

• Integrated headrest

• Optional high backrest and separate headrest

• Heating, armrest, and compressor options

Choose stability with real ergonomic adjustment.

Troman can help determine whether the 34-series fits the vehicle geometry, operator preferences, mounting height, and duty cycle.

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Durable ergonomic support for transit and rail operators.

A configurable professional seat backed by Troman

Troman supplies and supports the BE-GE 92-series Comfort Line for transit and rail operator environments that require durable construction, practical adjustment, and long-shift support. The series can be configured around the vehicle, mounting base, suspension needs, and operator workstation.

Comfort Line foam, lumbar adjustment, fore-aft travel, cushion tilt, height adjustment, and quick-release backrest features create a flexible foundation. Armrests, heating, ventilation, headrests, damping, bases, and other options can tailor the seat to the application.

Troman supplies the BE-GE 92-series Comfort Line driver seat for transit and rail applications requiring durable construction, ergonomic adjustment, and configurable operator support.

A proven foundation for professional driving

Configure the base and suspension around the vehicle.

The 92-series can be combined with application-specific mounting and suspension arrangements. That flexibility helps fleets address cab geometry, seat height, rotation, operator access, and vibration.

Comfort features that matter over a full shift

Support the back, cushion, and operating posture.

Lumbar adjustment, cushion angle, fore-aft travel, and height control help operators establish a more sustainable position. Optional heating, ventilation, armrests, and headrests can further improve the workstation.

Key capabilities

• Comfort Line foam

• Adjustable lumbar support

• Fore-aft adjustment

• Seat-cushion tilt

• Height adjustment

• Quick-release backrest

• Optional heating and ventilation

• Optional armrests and headrest

• Multiple base and damping options

Build the seat around the operator workstation.

Troman can help specify the 92-series configuration, base, suspension, controls, trim, and options for the transit or rail application.

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Reduce the heat load at the glass—not only at the HVAC system.

Specialty transit glazing offered through Troman and Metro Transit Sales

Troman expands its bus interior and operator-environment offering through Metro Transit Sales and TransitGuard ThermoGUARD glass. The specialty glazing is designed to reject hot and cold energy through the glass, helping improve cabin comfort for operators and passengers.

ThermoGUARD is available for transit glazing applications where solar heat, infrared energy, ultraviolet exposure, and interior comfort affect the working environment. SpotGUARD surface treatment is applied to the exterior of ThermoGUARD glass to help resist hard-water buildup.

Troman offers TransitGuard ThermoGUARD specialty glass to help transit fleets reduce solar and thermal energy through vehicle glazing and improve operator and passenger cabin comfort.

Improve comfort at a major source of cabin heat

Glazing performance can reduce the load entering the operator area.

The windshield and side glass can expose the operator to sustained solar and infrared energy. Energy-rejecting glazing addresses that load at the surface and can complement HVAC, shades, and workstation design.

Protect the exterior surface from hard-water buildup

SpotGUARD treatment helps maintain clearer glass.

ThermoGUARD includes the TransitGuard SpotGUARD treatment on the exterior surface. The treatment is intended to reduce contaminant bonding and simplify routine cleaning.

Key capabilities

• Energy-rejecting specialty glass

• Infrared and solar-heat control

• Ultraviolet protection claims supported by TransitGuard testing

• AS2 and AS3 availability identified by TransitGuard

• Exterior SpotGUARD treatment

• Driver and passenger glazing applications

• New glass and replacement-program potential

Improve the cabin at the glass line.

Talk with Troman about ThermoGUARD glazing locations, vehicle compatibility, replacement needs, and integration into an operator-environment upgrade.

Keep hard-water contaminants from bonding to transit glass.

A practical surface treatment for visibility and maintenance

Troman offers TransitGuard SpotGUARD through Metro Transit Sales as a surface treatment for windshields, mirrors, and other vehicle glass. The treatment is designed to reduce the bonding of hard-water contaminants, make the glass easier to clean, and help maintain visibility.

SpotGUARD can be supplied on new TransitGuard glass and may also be available as an aftermarket application. It is included on the exterior surface of ThermoGUARD products.

Troman offers TransitGuard SpotGUARD glass treatment to help prevent hard-water spotting, simplify cleaning, resist surface contamination, and maintain visibility on transit vehicle glass.

Reduce a recurring visibility and maintenance problem

Prevent deposits from becoming a permanent part of the windshield.

Repeated washing, mineral-rich water, and environmental exposure can leave stubborn deposits on transit glass. A protective treatment can reduce adhesion and make routine cleaning more effective.

Use it on new or existing glass

Apply protection where the fleet experiences the greatest buildup.

Potential applications include windshields, mirrors, driver-side glass, passenger glazing, and replacement glass. The suitability of an aftermarket application should be confirmed for the surface and condition.

Key capabilities

• Hard-water spot resistance

• Reduced contaminant bonding

• Easier routine cleaning

• Improved surface visibility

• Resistance to some corrosion and chemical attack claimed by TransitGuard

• New-glass and aftermarket options

• Included with ThermoGUARD exterior surfaces

Make clearer glass easier to maintain.

Troman can help identify the glass surfaces and application approach best suited to your fleet’s water, cleaning, and visibility challenges.

Create a protective boundary without closing off the operator.

Custom operator protection offered through Troman and Metro Transit Sales

Troman offers TransitGuard DriverBarrier products through Metro Transit Sales to help protect operators from assault, projectiles, and direct exposure. The custom barrier uses hard-coated polycarbonate and can be configured around the vehicle’s driver area.

The barrier door can be held open or closed, allowing agencies to balance protection, operator access, passenger interaction, and vehicle procedures. TransitGuard identifies rapid installation options for new and existing vehicles.

Troman offers TransitGuard DriverBarrier systems to help protect bus and paratransit operators from assault, projectiles, and direct exposure while preserving practical driver-area access.

Protect the operator within the existing workstation

Fit the barrier around controls, sightlines, doors, and passenger interaction.

A barrier should protect without introducing new visibility, egress, reach, or ergonomic problems. Vehicle-specific design and review are necessary to preserve the operator’s ability to work safely.

Plan installation around fleet availability

Use a repeatable configuration for retrofit programs.

TransitGuard identifies installation times under 30 minutes for certain configurations. Actual timing depends on vehicle condition, preparation, barrier design, and fleet workflow.

Key capabilities

• Custom driver-area barrier

• Protection from assault and projectiles

• Hard-coated polycarbonate construction

• Door held in open or closed position

• New-vehicle and retrofit potential

• Rapid-installation configurations

• Applications for fixed-route, paratransit, coach, and rail

Protect the operator without compromising the workstation.

Troman can help evaluate vehicle fit, sightlines, access, egress, installation, and fleet rollout for DriverBarrier.

Repair the window assembly—not the budget.

Direct rebuilding and replacement support for transit and rail glazing

Troman offers TransitGuard WindowREBUILD through Metro Transit Sales for damaged hidden-frame and traditional glass used in transit and rail vehicles. The service can rebuild a damaged window assembly or provide replacement windows for fleet inventory.

TransitGuard positions the program as a way to reduce replacement cost and out-of-service time compared with some conventional options. The best approach depends on the frame, glass type, damage, vehicle availability, and inventory strategy.

Troman offers TransitGuard WindowREBUILD service to repair or replace damaged hidden-frame and traditional transit glazing while helping fleets reduce cost and vehicle downtime.

Recover more of the existing assembly

A rebuild can avoid replacing every component.

Hidden-frame glazing can be expensive and time-consuming to replace as a complete assembly. A specialized rebuild process may preserve usable components while replacing the damaged glass and restoring the window for service.

Use replacement inventory to reduce downtime

Plan common windows before the next breakage occurs.

TransitGuard can provide replacement windows that fleets keep in inventory. A planned exchange or stock strategy may shorten the time a vehicle remains unavailable.

Key capabilities

• Hidden-frame glass rebuilding

• Traditional transit-glass replacement

• Bus and rail vehicle applications

• Direct service approach

• Replacement-window inventory options

• Potential cost reduction

• Potential reduction in out-of-service time

Turn a broken window into a manageable maintenance event.

Troman can help review the damaged assembly, replacement path, inventory needs, and WindowREBUILD service options.

Build the interior on flooring designed for continuous service.

Durable bus and coach flooring offered through Troman and Metro Transit Sales

Troman offers Gerflor TARABUS flooring through Metro Transit Sales for buses and coaches that require durability, slip resistance, maintainability, and interior design flexibility. The product family is engineered specifically for high-traffic ground transportation environments.

TARABUS options combine wear performance with lightweight construction, dimensional stability, fire-performance requirements, and a range of visual treatments. Selected products are available with foam backing, self-adhesive options, cut-to-size services, or digitally printed designs.

Troman offers Gerflor TARABUS flooring for buses and coaches, providing durable, slip-resistant, lightweight, and easy-to-maintain floor-covering options for high-traffic transit interiors.

Performance for constant passenger traffic

Specify wear, slip resistance, fire performance, and weight together.

Transit flooring must handle foot traffic, mobility devices, dirt, moisture, cleaning chemicals, and repeated maintenance while remaining safe and visually consistent. TARABUS is designed around those demands.

Design options without treating flooring as decoration alone

Use color, pattern, and wayfinding within a technical system.

The range includes classic visuals and digitally printed options that can support brand expression, zoning, and signage. The selected product still needs to meet the installation and performance requirements of the vehicle.

Plan the complete installation

Subfloor, seams, accessories, adhesive, and cut-to-size service matter.

A successful floor is a system. Troman and Metro Transit Sales can help review product selection, accessories, installation method, and vehicle-program requirements.

Key capabilities

• Bus- and coach-specific flooring

• Durability for high-traffic interiors

• Slip-resistant surface options

• Lightweight constructions

• Fire-performance options

• Easy-clean and maintenance-focused surfaces

• Foam-backed and compact constructions

• Cut-to-size and self-adhesive options

• Digital-print design options

Put a transit-specific floor under the interior.

Talk with Troman about TARABUS product selection, weight, slip resistance, fire performance, design, accessories, and installation requirements.