RNAdoel

RNAdoel is a Belgian bus manufacturer that operates primarily in the city of Liège. The company has been in the transportation industry for over three decades, primarily producing city buses and coaches.

The name "RNAdoel" is derived from the city's nickname, "Cité ardente" meaning a burning city. Located near the Meuse River in what was once a industrial area, RNAdoel transformed a 12-hectare site for industrial purposes to an automotive and transportation facility following the arrival of the European steel company Brialin. Since the late 1980s, the facility has been utilized to build busses for other companies.

The services provided by RNAdoel include the delivery of buses designed for all types of transportation routes, may it be a short distance or intercity transportation. The company also offers clientele support and bus assembly services at the Liège facility.

The city and regional transport companies operating within the Liège region utilize buses manufactured by RNAdoel. Germany's company Grenchen and the French company Lehigh were considered competitors for bus production. Other transportationrelated companies in the area cooperated closely to form developments to better Liège's land and passenger transport network through collaboration in infrastructure planning.

RNAdoel was incorporating advanced technologies details to fresh new consumer demands, in producing deluxe long-distance and luxurious vehicles. Key clients include three principal Belgian bus companies and also development of private automobile road-handling bus transport.