What is the general height of a medium-sized bus?
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Standard dimensions of a common medium-sized bus: Length × Width × Height is 5990 × 2050 × 2680mm. Medium-sized buses typically refer to buses that are 10 meters or smaller in length with a passenger capacity of 30 to 40 people. They are more commonly seen in medium-sized cities in China. In mainland China, CMB is usually referred to as a medium-sized bus. Additional information: Other classifications: 1. Guided bus: A bus system that is guided by external media rather than controlled by the driver, commonly using guide wheels on dedicated lanes. 2. School bus: Abbreviated as "school bus" or "school coach," it is used to transport students to and from school. Generally, bus companies also provide school bus services. These can be operated by the government or contracted to private operators. For example, in New Zealand, buses must also provide school bus services, displaying school bus signs during pick-up and drop-off times. In some areas, schools themselves own buses and provide school bus services. In the United States, most school buses are yellow. 3. Long-distance bus: Buses used for long-distance travel, divided into regular buses and sleeper buses, some of which have toilets. The seats in the cabin are arranged in a 2+2 or 2+1 configuration, and some long-distance buses in Japan even feature a 1+1+1 double-aisle design.
