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An articulated bus.
It is an articulated bus. Its two passenger compartments communicate through the articulated section, and the parts can only be connected or separated in a workshop. Distinguish it from an articulated vehicle, consisting of a motor vehicle and a semi-trailer, and a road train, consisting of a motor vehicle and a trailer. “Vehicle combination” includes those latter two categories; it is not exclusively synonymous with a road train.
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An articulated vehicle consisting of a motor vehicle and a semi-trailer.
An articulated bus.
A road train consisting of a motor vehicle and a trailer.
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