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In the landscape of public transportation, there has been a notable trend toward optimizing vehicle capacity to meet the demands of modern urban life. Among the innovations is the introduction of the 75% seater bus—a concept that aims to strike a balance between efficient resource use and passenger comfort. This article explores the implications, benefits, and potential challenges posed by the adoption of these buses in urban transport systems.


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