The principal function of the bus—whether it's Urban Transit, Neighborhood Shuttle, or Commuter—directly influences passenger design requirements, impacting functionality and comfort.
Urban Transit buses typically feature fewer seats to accommodate more standees, requiring enhanced safety features like passenger impact tubing on handrails, ensuring passenger safety during frequent stops.
Neighborhood Shuttle buses focus on accessibility for wheelchair users and luggage transport. Their design accommodates various needs, featuring flip-up seats and luggage racks.
Commuter buses prioritize passenger comfort on longer routes with many seats and amenities like laptop space and USB charging, while maintaining minimal overhead supports.
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