A motorcoach, also known as a tour bus or charter bus, is a large, comfortable, and long-distance passenger vehicle designed to transport groups. Typically seating around 56 passengers, motorcoaches are equipped with amenities such as air conditioning, restrooms, and luggage storage. They are commonly used for group tours, long-distance travel, and special events.

A mini coach is a smaller version of a motorcoach designed to accommodate around 40 passengers. While smaller in size compared to a full-sized motorcoach, mini coaches often retain many of the amenities found in larger vehicles, providing a comfortable and convenient transportation option for medium-sized groups. They are suitable for group outings, corporate events, and shorter trips.

A school bus is a specifically designed and marked vehicle intended for the transportation of students to and from educational institutions. These buses prioritize safety and are equipped with features such as flashing lights, stop signs, and high visibility. School buses typically have a seating capacity that can vary based on the specific model and regulations. They serve as a reliable means of transportation for students attending schools at various levels.

A mini bus is a compact passenger vehicle with a seating capacity typically ranging from 24 to 28 passengers. Mini buses offer a balance between a smaller capacity and maneuverability, making them suitable for various purposes such as airport shuttles, hotel transfers, and local group transportation. They may or may not include amenities like air conditioning and storage space, depending on the specific model.