Definitions
- Referring to a small bus that can accommodate up to 25 passengers. - Talking about a vehicle used for public transportation in some countries. - Describing a type of bus that is smaller than a regular bus but larger than a minibus.
- Referring to a small bus that can accommodate up to 15 passengers. - Talking about a vehicle used for public transportation, especially in rural areas. - Describing a type of bus that is smaller than a regular bus and often used for short distances or shuttle services.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are types of buses.
- 2Both are smaller than regular buses.
- 3Both are used for transportation of passengers.
- 4Both can be used for public transportation.
- 5Both can be used for private transportation.
What is the difference?
- 1Size: Microbus is larger than minibus and can accommodate more passengers.
- 2Capacity: Microbus can carry up to 25 passengers while minibus can carry up to 15 passengers.
- 3Purpose: Minibus is often used for short distances or shuttle services while microbus can be used for longer distances.
- 4Availability: Minibus is more commonly used for public transportation in rural areas while microbus is more commonly used in urban areas.
- 5Cost: Microbus is generally more expensive than minibus due to its larger size and capacity.
Remember this!
Microbus and minibus are both types of smaller buses used for transportation of passengers. The main difference between them is their size and capacity, with microbus being larger and able to carry more passengers than minibus. Additionally, minibus is often used for short distances or shuttle services, while microbus can be used for longer distances.
