An articulated bus is a type of public transportation vehicle that consists of two sections connected by a flexible joint. This design allows the bus to navigate tight turns while providing more passenger capacity than a standard bus. Articulated buses are commonly used in urban areas to accommodate high passenger volumes, especially during peak travel times. These buses typically have a longer length, often measuring around 60 feet, and can carry up to 150 passengers. They are equipped with multiple doors for efficient boarding and alighting, making them a popular choice for public transit systems in cities around the world.