How Many Kilometers Does a Bus Travel Per Hour?

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DiGabriel
07/30/25 8:58am
The average speed of urban buses is generally between 20~30 km/h. Here is some information about buses: 1. Introduction: Refers to motor vehicles that operate on fixed routes in urban areas, with or without fixed schedules, for transporting passengers. 2. Appearance: Typically features a square-shaped body with windows and seating arrangements. 3. Categories: Buses can be classified in various ways. Based on operating range, they can be divided into short-distance (within the city) and long-distance (intercity) buses. According to fuel type, they can be categorized as fuel-powered, gas-powered, or electric buses. By vehicle structure, they can be classified as single-decker, double-decker, or articulated buses.
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