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Articulated bus or coach.
An articulated bus or coach. Its passenger compartments communicate through the articulated section; the sections may be connected or separated only in a workshop. It is not a road train, comprising a motor vehicle and trailer. Distinguish it from the definition of an articulated vehicle, comprising a motor vehicle coupled to a semitrailer. A combination of vehicles encompasses both a road train and an articulated vehicle; it is not exclusively synonymous with a road train.
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Road train, comprising a motor vehicle and trailer.
Articulated bus or coach.
Articulated vehicle, comprising a motor vehicle and semitrailer.
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