Transport, or the movement of humans, animals, and goods between locations, is foundational for the development of civilizations by enabling and facilitating daily interchanges. Covering a variety of scales from global and regional infrastructures to the use of public and private vehicles, advancements in transportation systems and technologies continually alter how humans travel and interact with their environments. The following resources have been gathered for you as references describing the various modes, types, sizes, classifications, and standards of transportation vehicles used around the world. These guides will continue to be updated regularly in an effort to document the ongoing technological and social changes and inventions in the realm of transportation.
City buses, or transit buses, are types of buses used for servicing short to medium distance trips. City | Transit Buses have average lengths of 39’2” | 11.95 m, widths of 8’4” | 2.55 m, heights of 9’10” | 2.99 m, and have a capacity of 29 (+1) seats with standing room for 76.
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