Where it all began...

It all began with the Model T! Lewis Stages began by transporting miners to work in a Model T.	Established in 1914, as the Bingham Stage Lines, our first passengers were miners bound between Salt Lake City and the famous Bingham Canyon Copper Mine. Soon after that, our founder, Orson Lewis, convinced his numerous brothers to "get in the act." Lewis Stages emerged. During World War II, the miners were joined by airmen from the Camp Kearns Army Air Corps Base in the Salt Lake Valley, as we operated a bus every six minutes to and from downtown Salt Lake City. It was after the war that Joe Lewis recognized Lewis Stages' future lay in the growing charter bus market. He began to develop the customer base and build a diverse high quality fleet to effectively serve the charter bus and ski markets until his son, Steven, took the reigns Today, Lewis Stages is Utah's leading for-hire passenger transportation company, setting the standard for dependability and quality. We consider our employees to be our most valuable assets and the primary source of our success with our customers--we're often told that our driver "made the trip." Our equipment is maintained and serviced on the premises. Our shop staff includes full-time technicians dedicated to maintenance of vehicle interiors, so our passengers can sit back, relax, and enjoy clean, comfortable rides. Our mechanics and drivers are carefully selected and trained to ensure safe, professional operation on the road. It's because of such standards that we are recognized as the leader in our field.
The first buses Posed grandly in front of the State Capital are Lewis Stages first buses.
Motor coaches Motor coaches were introduced which increased service capability.