30-Seater Buses: Exploring the “Elephants” of Passenger Transport

“Man, navigating a 30-seater through Hang Ngang and Hang Dao streets takes real skill!” That’s a common remark I hear while maneuvering my “elephant” through Hanoi’s narrow streets. A 30-seater bus, for many, represents a significant investment, a “land-based private jet” carrying dreams of journeys across the country. But for drivers like me, it’s also a trusted companion, witnessing a spectrum of emotions as we transport passengers.

So, what exactly is a “30-seater”? Why is it likened to an “elephant,” and what makes it a mainstay in the passenger transport market? Join me, an industry insider, as we delve into the details of this remarkable vehicle!

30-Seater Buses – Decoding the Allure of the Road’s “Elephant”

1. What is a 30-Seater Bus?

A 30-seater bus is a passenger vehicle with a maximum capacity of 30 people, including the driver. These buses are commonly used for long-distance passenger transport, tourism, employee shuttles, and more. Popular 30-seater bus brands in the Vietnamese market include Thaco, Hyundai, and Isuzu.