Autobús

A bus is a high-capacity passenger vehicle built to move groups of people on fixed routes or contracted service, with body and seating configurations matched to the duty. Transit buses are built for frequent stops and standing passengers with low floors and wide doors, school buses to federal safety standards for student transport, motorcoaches for long-distance travel with luggage bays and reclining seats, and cutaway shuttles and paratransit units for smaller loads with lift or ramp accessibility. Operators span municipal and regional transit authorities, school districts and student transportation contractors, charter and tour companies, universities and hospitals, hotels, casinos and airport parking services, corporate campuses, and senior living and medical transport providers.