What is the difference between long-distance buses and large buses?

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The differences between long-distance buses and large buses include their purposes, specifications, and road conditions they operate on. Different purposes: Large buses are commercial vehicles specifically designed and equipped for urban and suburban transportation; they are mainly used for long-distance travel or collective outings organized by institutions. Long-distance buses, on the other hand, operate periodically between two county-level (excluding municipal districts) or higher administrative regions. Different specifications: Large buses generally have a length of over 9 meters and more than 20 seats; they are not equipped with toilets. Long-distance buses typically have more than 16 seats and often come with small toilets. Different road conditions: Large buses operate on roads designed for public transportation, often traveling through urban and suburban areas. Long-distance buses, because they frequently need to travel between distant regions, mostly operate on highways.