Public Buses for Every Purpose

Public buses are designed for the regular transport of passengers. They are suitable for public transit, company shuttle services, and the transport of passengers on fixed or recurring routes. Thanks to their robust construction, they are built to withstand continuous daily use. Public buses are specifically designed for frequent boarding and alighting, as well as high passenger turnover.

Depending on the vehicle, public buses can be configured with low-floor entry, wheelchair ramps or wheelchair lifts, destination displays, passenger information systems, video surveillance, air conditioning, USB charging ports, driver assistance systems, and other features for regular service.

Yes. Modern public buses feature accessible or barrier-free entry. Depending on the vehicle, wheelchair ramps or lifts may also be installed to allow people with limited mobility to board comfortably. Low-floor designs are now a key feature of modern public buses.

Depending on the model, public buses are available with diesel or electric powertrains. The appropriate powertrain depends on daily mileage, infrastructure, and the area of operation.

Yes. In Switzerland, public transit buses are subject to the provisions of the Disability Equality Act (BehiG) as well as the technical requirements of the Federal Office of Transportation (BAV). The goal is to enable people with limited mobility to use public transit as independently as possible. Depending on the area of operation, this includes, among other things, barrier-free access, wheelchair spaces, wheelchair ramps or wheelchair lifts, as well as other features to ensure a smooth boarding and alighting process. We would be happy to advise you on selecting a vehicle that meets the applicable requirements and suits your specific needs.