How Are the Seat Numbers Arranged on Long-Distance Buses?

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Long-distance bus seat numbers are generally located at the top of the seats. The seats on the side of the boarding door are usually even-numbered. The numbers behind the driver are odd-numbered. Currently, long-distance buses typically have around 45 seats, and some may have more, around 54 seats. Sleeper buses usually have about 32 berths. The specifics may vary depending on the type of bus. Below is an introduction to bus classifications: 1. According to different service methods: The structure of buses also varies, and they can be divided into types such as touring coaches, city buses, highway buses, railway coaches, sightseeing buses, and school buses. 2. According to vehicle length classification: Mini buses - length under 3.5m; Light buses - length 3.5-7m; Medium buses - length 7-10m; Large buses - length 10-12m; Extra-large buses - including articulated buses (vehicle length over 12m) and double-decker buses (length 10-12m).