Suburban buses

Suburban buses are vehicles that are used to transport passengers over short distances between cities or within a city, usually on routes with low or medium traffic intensity. Their main purpose is to provide passengers with transportation to work, school, or other places of daily travel.

Suburban buses differ from city buses primarily in the length of the route and the number of stops, which are usually fewer in the case of suburban buses. Depending on the needs, suburban buses may have different schedules and are intended for different groups of passengers, including workers, students, seniors, and people with disabilities.

Among suburban buses, various types of vehicles can be distinguished, including single-deck and double-deck buses, with engines located at the rear or front, with front or side doors, equipped with air conditioning, safety and entertainment systems. Depending on the needs and requirements, suburban buses can be equipped with various computer systems, such as electronic information boards, fleet monitoring and management systems, as well as ticket sales and cashless payment systems.