As a thought, while I am in no way a "Bus" expert i have ridden in enough to know that there are city buses and then there are HI way-long haul busses. The differences are gearing and brakes. City busses have awesome brakes and are gear for rapid acceleration but somewhat reasonable or limited top speed. They also have shorter wheelbases for making closer turns. This may not be a reasonable highway long distance cruiser.
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Dennis
Bohemia NY
2008 Nimbus 342 SE Carlyle
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You’re absolutely right as well as city buses are not made as comfortable as highway buses are. As far as the gearing breaks and will be go you’re a 100% on point. This is a highway bus. This is a motorcoach that was used for a touring company. This has air suspension on all three axles as well as kneeling and raising the bus to not high center on certain intersections or driveways.
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