How Many Seats Does a Minibus Have?
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A minibus refers to a small passenger vehicle or car with fewer than 10 seats inside the cabin. A large bus refers to a large passenger vehicle with more than 20 seats inside the cabin, while a medium-sized bus refers to a mid-sized passenger vehicle with 10-19 seats inside the cabin. Below is additional information: 1. Large buses: Large buses are typically over 9 meters in length. Drivers are required to hold an A1 driver's license, and the application age must be between 26-50 years old. Some of the world's most renowned large bus brands include Daewoo, Volvo, Dennis, Scania, and King Long. Large buses usually travel long distances, often hundreds of kilometers. Most large buses have seats inside the cabin, while some are fully equipped with berths and have luggage racks or compartments for passengers' carry-on luggage, commonly known as 'sleeper buses.' 2. Medium-sized buses: Medium-sized buses are typically 6-9 meters in length. Drivers are required to hold a B1 driver's license, and the application age must be between 21-50 years old. Some of the world's most renowned medium-sized bus brands include Yutong, King Long, and Toyota Coaster. Due to their fewer seats and more spacious interiors, medium-sized buses are generally used as public buses. Some are also modified for use as airport shuttle buses. 3. Small passenger vehicles: Small passenger vehicles are typically under 6 meters in length. Small passenger vehicles and cars require drivers to hold a C1 driver's license, and the application age must be between 18-70 years old. Small passenger vehicles generally include sports cars, sedans, and microvans. Due to their compact size, they are usually suitable for family and company travel. Compared to medium-sized and large buses, small passenger vehicles have the advantages of lower prices, lower fuel consumption, and higher speed.
