TriVan Truck Body - Prisoner Transporter with wheelchair lift

This is a custom configured Prisoner Transporter built for Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department. Designed for the low clearance underground entries of city jails they use. 13 individual cells for 26 inmates. Capacity for 2 wheelchairs at rear of vehicle. Braun Mobility wheelchair lift. Video monitoring for each cell. Freightliner Extra Cab with Cummins engine and air suspension

[@AppalachianPatriot]

Looks like a good large family transport vehicle. The kids are going to love it.

[@elcheapo5302]

Looks a lot like my last flight on United.

[@YukariAkiyama]

How did I go from Azur Lane music to prisoner transport busses

[@deanwilliam459]

at 6'4" and 500 lbs. I sure ain't fitting in there.

[@lastnamefirstname520]

The goon squad will make you fit : P Those folk are pretty good at shaping people

[@nickluther263]

Shows you the difference of how CDLs operate, you need one to drive this thing that is designed to work inside small spaces, but join the military the will give you about a three minute run around of the truck and the mine roller infornt of it then just send you on your way for a combat patrol

[@lastnamefirstname520]

They are not wheelchairs they are restraint chairs for the criminally insane

[@TheJoeSwanon]

All that effort for the ability to transport a handicapped prisoner? How many wheelchair-bound prisoners do you actually transport that is worth spending all that money? What do would it not make more sense in the rare situation it happens to make accommodations to transport them a different way? 🤦‍♂️

[@lastnamefirstname520]

They are for restraint chairs, not wheelchairs for handicapped people.

[@2eretz]

Was in a movie I forgot the name

[@joekelly9412]

I like the doors for the wheelchair tie downs that way the co’s don’t have their backs towards the inmates

[@mcbrolax1771]

In flight entertainment and dining too?

[@3ffrige]

Dang; built from scratch bespoke design and engineering. That’s mega bucks there California. Thats OK; us taxpayers can help pay for your fleet of prisoner busses!

[@CR-wk4qt]

With all the money this company must have and the fact that they have a KZbin channel you would think they would invest in a wireless mic and a 1080p camera

[@Perich29]

Prisoner Transporter built out of the Semi Tractor, good idea.

[@andrewsmith-pr1ml]

Looks comfortable

[@nashortega2622]

would you like a ride?

[@sheldonharrold1890]

It's got cells in the inside so they don't escape

[@PacMan-zh7kj]

Where's the restroom?

[@johnnymac1580]

Looks like crime pays pretty good

[@CombatDoc54]

Too basic. Not enough security.

[@kennethsouthard6042]

I may have to commit a crime so I can see what it's like to ride in one.

[@alabamasearchandrescue9167]

The little access doors on the rear are the least secure and could possible be kicked out from the inside if you were seated in overflow

[@pirate1012]

Not that I care much about the comfort of prisoners, but those seats must be so uncomfortable, especially on long trips.

[@kennethsouthard6042]

All they need to do is weld spikes to the top of them and go over some bumps.

[@MegaBrandnewday]

This is amazing! Did you help with the design?