A microbus is a small, versatile vehicle designed to transport passengers. Typically seating between 8 to 15 people, it is often used for group travel, shuttle services, or as a family vehicle. Microbuses are popular in urban areas for their ability to navigate narrow streets and provide efficient transportation. These vehicles come in various designs and can be powered by gasoline, diesel, or electricity. Many microbuses are based on the chassis of larger vans or trucks, making them durable and capable of handling different road conditions. They are commonly associated with public transportation and tourism services.