23 June 2026
Prevost Honors Campbell Bus Lines with Historic 100th Coach Delivery Milestone
SAINTE-CLAIRE, Quebec (June 23, 2026) Prevost is proud to celebrate a historic milestone with one of its longtime customers: the delivery of the 100th Prevost motorcoach to Campbell Bus Lines of Slippery Rock, Pa., co-owned by brothers Todd and Art Campbell. The "Ring the Bell" event took place at Prevost's Sainte-Claire, Quebec, manufacturing facility, where Todd Campbell was presented with the 100th coach and took part in the company's traditional factory bell ring.
The tradition invites customers to commemorate the completion of their vehicles by ringing a ceremonial bell on the factory floor, symbolizing the culmination of craftsmanship, collaboration and shared pride between Prevost and its customers.
"I love being able to thank the people in the factory. Their attention to detail is what lets me do what I do with their coach," said Todd. "'Team' gets thrown around too much these days, but this is one time it genuinely fits. We're a team."
Todd and his brother, Art Campbell, are second-generation operators who built their careers through the family business founded by their parents, Gerald and Janet Campbell. Campbell Bus Lines started in the 1970s, serving rural communities in western Pennsylvania. The brothers expanded the company into the motorcoach business in the 1990s and have since grown it to operate both Campbell Tours and TLC Tours, two well-regarded family-owned operations based in Slippery Rock, Pa.
“Reaching 100 Prevost coaches is no ordinary accomplishment. It is a testament to the family’s extraordinary vision and trust in our brand,” said François Tremblay, president of Prevost.
A Prevost customer since 2014, Campbell built the relationship on trust and shared values, a partnership rooted in the product, the people and the support behind it.
"The Prevost Customer Support Team is a huge part of why we buy Prevost. The Volvo D13 motor, the ride quality, the entire product. But let's be honest, it's how you support it and stand behind it for the next 10 to 15 years that really makes the difference, and that's where Prevost separates itself from the rest,” said Todd.
"The Campbell family story is one that inspires all of us," said Guillaume Charron, vice president of retail operations at Prevost. "We are deeply grateful for our partnership with Todd and Art, and proud to deliver their 100th Prevost coach."
Todd extended his gratitude to the Prevost factory floor and pointed back home, too. "None of this exists without our parents. Everything we've built started with them, and we wouldn't be anything today without what they gave us," he said. "And it doesn't run without our employees. For more than 50 years, their hard work and dedication are what have carried this company. Just like the folks at Prevost, without them I'd be nothing."