A transit bus is a large vehicle designed to carry multiple passengers along designated routes within urban and suburban areas. These buses are typically operated by public transportation agencies and are an essential part of the public transit system, providing an affordable and efficient means of travel for commuters. Transit buses are equipped with features such as low floors for easy access, seating for passengers, and space for standing passengers. They often run on fixed schedules and may include amenities like air conditioning and bike racks. Many cities also use electric buses to reduce emissions and promote sustainability.