Buses

Buses are a type of commercial vehicle that is designed to transport passengers from one place to another. Buses come in various sizes and styles, from small minibuses to large intercity and double-decker buses.
Buses are commonly used for public transportation, school transportation, tourism, and corporate events. They are also used for shuttle services and transportation to and from airports.
Bus features and designs can vary depending on their intended use. Public transportation buses are typically designed with multiple doors, low floors, and seating for multiple passengers. Tour buses, on the other hand, are designed to offer more luxury and comfort for passengers. They often include features like reclining seats, air conditioning, and entertainment systems.
Intercity buses are designed for long-distance travel and typically feature amenities like overhead luggage compartments and onboard restrooms.
Double-decker buses are a type of bus that has two levels of seating. They are commonly used for sightseeing tours and are often a tourist attraction themselves.
Buses are an important part of public transportation infrastructure and help to connect people and communities. They also offer a more sustainable alternative to individual car travel, reducing carbon emissions and traffic congestion on the roads.